A Figure illustrates the tube-flow system. The heat transfer under developed flow conditionswhen the flow remains laminar. The wall temperature is Tw, the center of the tube temperature is Tethe radius of the tube is re, and the velocity at the center of the tube is uo. The velocity distributionequation is:1uoProve that:1 aT uor.T - T=a ax4roStart the solution of the equation :P{żar drjuc,T1 a()-aT1 әтur дrar« дх

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A Figure illustrates the tube-flow system. The heat transfer under developed flow conditions when the flow remains laminar. The wall temperature is T, the center of the tube temperature is Te the radius of the tube is ro, and the velocity at the center of the tube is uo. The velocity distribution U0. equation is: 1 - Prove that: 1 aT uor. T -T= а дх 4 Start the solution of the equation : P(Zar drjuc,T 1 aT 1 aT ur дr ar a əx

A Figure illustrates the tube-flow system. The heat transfer under developed flow conditions when the flow remains laminar. The wall temperature is T, the center of the tube temperature is Te the radius of the tube is ro, and the velocity at the center of the tube is uo. The velocity distribution U0. equation is: 1 - Prove that: 1 aT uor. T -T= а дх 4 Start the solution of the equation : P(Zar drjuc,T 1 aT 1 aT ur дr ar a əx

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