Ahollow tube having an inside diameter of (3cm) and a wall thickness of (0.5mm) is exposed to an enviroment at (h= 100 W/m?. ) and (T fluid is = 40C). What heat generation rate in the tube will produce amaximum tube temperatur of 250C for k=30w/m.k Assume the inner surface is insulated.What are the pati of heat?

Ahollow tube having an inside diameter of (3cm) and a wall thickness of (0.5mm) is exposed to an enviroment at (h= 100 W/m?. ) and (T fluid is = 40C). What heat generation rate in the tube will produce amaximum tube temperatur of 250C for k=30w/m.k Assume the inner surface is insulated.What are the pati of heat?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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