A special-purpose fluid flows at 4 x 102 kg/s inside a 1 cm diameter tube that is heated electrically at a constant rate of 50 W/m. At a specific location vere the flow and heat transfer are fully developed, the wall temperature is 400 K. At this location, calculate the mean temperature of the fluid. The fluid has the following properties: thermal conductivity = 0.125 W/m-K, density 875 kg/m, kinematic viscosity = 40x106 m2/s, and specific heat = 2120 J/kg-K. %3!

A special-purpose fluid flows at 4 x 102 kg/s inside a 1 cm diameter tube that is heated electrically at a constant rate of 50 W/m. At a specific location vere the flow and heat transfer are fully developed, the wall temperature is 400 K. At this location, calculate the mean temperature of the fluid. The fluid has the following properties: thermal conductivity = 0.125 W/m-K, density 875 kg/m, kinematic viscosity = 40x106 m2/s, and specific heat = 2120 J/kg-K. %3!

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