A 6-in bare oxidized steel pipe (6.625 in O.D) carries steam at a temperature of 540°F and is loacted in a large room having wall temperatures of 80 °F. Determine the net radiant-heat exchange in BTU/(hr)(ft) between the pipe and the room, (a) if the surface temperature of the pipe is assumed to be the same as the steam temperature; (b) if the pipe is covered with a single layer of asbestos paper and the temperature of the outer surface of the paper is 530 °F; (c) if the asbestos paper painted with aluminum paint containing 26 percent aluminum and the surface temperature is 530 °F
A 6-in bare oxidized steel pipe (6.625 in O.D) carries steam at a temperature of 540°F and is loacted in a large room having wall temperatures of 80 °F. Determine the net radiant-heat exchange in BTU/(hr)(ft) between the pipe and the room, (a) if the surface temperature of the pipe is assumed to be the same as the steam temperature; (b) if the pipe is covered with a single layer of asbestos paper and the temperature of the outer surface of the paper is 530 °F; (c) if the asbestos paper painted with aluminum paint containing 26 percent aluminum and the surface temperature is 530 °F
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A 6-in bare oxidized steel pipe (6.625 in O.D) carries steam at a
temperature of 540°F and is loacted in a large room having wall temperatures
of 80 °F. Determine the net radiant-heat exchange in BTU/(hr)(ft) between the
pipe and the room, (a) if the surface temperature of the pipe is assumed to be
the same as the steam temperature; (b) if the pipe is covered with a single
layer of asbestos paper and the temperature of the outer surface of the paper
is 530 °F; (c) if the asbestos paper painted with aluminum paint containing 26
percent aluminum and the surface temperature is 530 °F.
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