Given information pageMaterial propertiesDensityHeatThermalDynamicconductivity | Viscosity(N•s/ m²)2.30×10*3.06 ×103.70×104.24 x105PrandtlEmissivity(kg/m³) | capacity(J/kg-K)1014number(W/m-K)0.8710.69Air (at ~400 K)Air (at ~600 K)0.03380.58010510.0470.691099Air (at ~800 K)Air (at ~1000 K)0.4350.05730.710.34811410.06670.73Milk10303860water100041870.6138.57 ×1045.83Some conversions1 W = 1 J/s1 N = 1 kg· m/ s²1 m = 1000 LGeneral constantsStefan-Boltzmann constant :o = 5.670×10* W/m²·K*CorrelationsChurchill-Bernstein correlation: Forced convection past a cylinder in cross flow1/20.62 Re2 Pr/3RepNup= 0.3 +[1+282000,(0.4\3,[1 + ()*1/4Tsurface+T∞Evaluate all properties at the film temperature Tf2Forced external convection, laminar flowNux = 0.664 Re,2 Pr1/3Forced external convection, turbulent flow4/5Nux= 0.036 Re Pr1/3 A flat plate of width 1 m and length 0.2 m is maintained at a temperature of 32 °C. Water at 22 °Cflows across the top of the plate in parallel flow (see diagram below). Determine (a) the averageconvection heat transfer coefficient, and (b) the convection heat transfer rate from the top of theplate when water has a flow rate of 0.5 m/s.Assume steady-state, and find water properties in the "Given information page".Waterw = 1 mL= 0.2 m

From the given Table, for water:x=0.2 mTwater=22oCTsurface=320CU=0.5 m/sρw=1000 Kg/m3μw=8.57*10-4…

A flat plate of width I m and length 0.2 m is maintained at a temperature of 32 °C. Water at 22 °C flows across the top of the plate in parallel flow (see diagram below). Determine (a) the average convection heat transfer coefficient, and (b) the convection heat transfer rate from the top of the plate when water has a flow rate of 0.5 m/s. Assume steady-state, and find water properties in the "Given information page".

A flat plate of width I m and length 0.2 m is maintained at a temperature of 32 °C. Water at 22 °C flows across the top of the plate in parallel flow (see diagram below). Determine (a) the average convection heat transfer coefficient, and (b) the convection heat transfer rate from the top of the plate when water has a flow rate of 0.5 m/s. Assume steady-state, and find water properties in the "Given information page".

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