A 1 m long, 5 cm diameter, cylinder placed in an atmosphere of 40°C is provided with 12 longitudinal straight fins (k = 75 W/m.K), 0.75 mm thick. The fins protrudes 2.5 cm from the cylinder surface. The heat transfer coefficient is 23.3 W/m^2.K.W/m2.K. Calculate the rate of heat transfer and fin efficiency, if the surface temperature of cylinder is at 150°C.

A 1 m long, 5 cm diameter, cylinder placed in an atmosphere of 40°C is provided with 12 longitudinal straight fins (k = 75 W/m.K), 0.75 mm thick. The fins protrudes 2.5 cm from the cylinder surface. The heat transfer coefficient is 23.3 W/m^2.K.W/m2.K. Calculate the rate of heat transfer and fin efficiency, if the surface temperature of cylinder is at 150°C.

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