A cylindrical steel tank with a diameter of 3 m and height of 4.4 m is used to store chilled water (at 9.3 °C) as part of an air conditioning system for a building. The heat transfer (convection) co-efficient for the surface of the tank in contact with the water in this application is 15 W/(m2.K). Given the surface temperature of the metal tank is 40 °C. At what rate must heat energy be removed from the water just to maintain its temperature constant at 9.3 °C ?
A cylindrical steel tank with a diameter of 3 m and height of 4.4 m is used to store chilled water (at 9.3 °C) as part of an air conditioning system for a building. The heat transfer (convection) co-efficient for the surface of the tank in contact with the water in this application is 15 W/(m2.K). Given the surface temperature of the metal tank is 40 °C. At what rate must heat energy be removed from the water just to maintain its temperature constant at 9.3 °C ?
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A cylindrical steel tank with a diameter of 3 m and height of 4.4 m is used to store chilled water (at 9.3 °C) as part of an air conditioning system for a building. The heat transfer (convection) co-efficient for the surface of the tank in contact with the water in this application is 15 W/(m2.K).
Given the surface temperature of the metal tank is 40 °C.
At what rate must heat energy be removed from the water just to maintain its temperature constant at 9.3 °C ?
Assume the tank is an enclosed cylinder and that the tank is always full. Note - the thickness of the tank is not relevant to this problem. Work in base SI units.
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