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20.39 Engine oil with properties given below flows at a rate of 136 kg per hour through a 7.5-cm-ID pipe whose inside surface is maintained at 100 C. If the oil enters at 160 C, what will its temperature be at the exit of a 15-m-long pipe? . Pr T, K p, kg/m³ Cp, J/kg K k, W/m k v, m²/s × 103 x 373 842 2,219 0.137 0.0203 276 393 831 2,306 0.135 0.0124 175 413 817 2,394 0.133 0.0080 116 433 808 2,482 0.132 0.0056 84

20.39 Engine oil with properties given below flows at a rate of 136 kg per hour through a 7.5-cm-ID pipe whose inside surface is maintained at 100 C. If the oil enters at 160 C, what will its temperature be at the exit of a 15-m-long pipe? . Pr T, K p, kg/m³ Cp, J/kg K k, W/m k v, m²/s × 103 x 373 842 2,219 0.137 0.0203 276 393 831 2,306 0.135 0.0124 175 413 817 2,394 0.133 0.0080 116 433 808 2,482 0.132 0.0056 84

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20.39 Engine oil with properties given below flows at a rate of 136 kg per hour through a 7.5-cm-ID pipe whose inside surface is maintained at 100 C. If the oil enters at 160 C, what will its temperature be at the exit of a 15-m-long pipe? . Pr T, K p, kg/m³ Cp, J/kg K k, W/m k v, m²/s × 103 x 373 842 2,219 0.137 0.0203 276 393 831 2,306 0.135 0.0124 175 413 817 2,394 0.133 0.0080 116 433 808 2,482 0.132 0.0056 84
Transcribed Image Text:20.39 Engine oil with properties given below flows at a rate of 136 kg per hour through a 7.5-cm-ID pipe whose inside surface is maintained at 100 C. If the oil enters at 160 C, what will its temperature be at the exit of a 15-m-long pipe? . Pr T, K p, kg/m³ Cp, J/kg K k, W/m k v, m²/s × 103 x 373 842 2,219 0.137 0.0203 276 393 831 2,306 0.135 0.0124 175 413 817 2,394 0.133 0.0080 116 433 808 2,482 0.132 0.0056 84
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