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Air at 295 K flows at 3 m/s over a flat plate at 390 K. The air properties are as follows: density =1.1 kg/m3, viscosity =18.1×10−6 Pa.s, specific heat capacity =1005 J/kgK, and thermal conductivity =0.024 W/mK. The velocity and temperature profiles are assumed to be linear, giving the local Nusselt number to be Nux = 0.289 Rex1/ 2Pr1/3. The flow will become turbulent at a Reynolds number of 5×105. Assume the width of the plate perpendicular to the air flow is 1 m. At what distance from the leading edge does the flow become turbulent? ________m What is the heat transfer at the point of transition? ___________W What is the total heat transfer along the length of the plate where the flow is laminar? __________W

Air at 295 K flows at 3 m/s over a flat plate at 390 K. The air properties are as follows: density =1.1 kg/m3, viscosity =18.1×10−6 Pa.s, specific heat capacity =1005 J/kgK, and thermal conductivity =0.024 W/mK. The velocity and temperature profiles are assumed to be linear, giving the local Nusselt number to be Nux = 0.289 Rex1/ 2Pr1/3. The flow will become turbulent at a Reynolds number of 5×105. Assume the width of the plate perpendicular to the air flow is 1 m. At what distance from the leading edge does the flow become turbulent? ________m What is the heat transfer at the point of transition? ___________W What is the total heat transfer along the length of the plate where the flow is laminar? __________W

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Air at 295 K flows at 3 m/s over a flat plate at 390 K. The air properties are as follows: density =1.1 kg/m3, viscosity =18.1×10−6 Pa.s, specific heat capacity =1005 J/kgK, and thermal conductivity =0.024 W/mK. The velocity and temperature profiles are assumed to be linear, giving the local Nusselt number to be Nux = 0.289 Rex1/ 2Pr1/3. The flow will become turbulent at a Reynolds number of 5×105. Assume the width of the plate perpendicular to the air flow is 1 m.

  1. At what distance from the leading edge does the flow become turbulent? ________m
  2. What is the heat transfer at the point of transition? ___________W
  3. What is the total heat transfer along the length of the plate where the flow is laminar? __________W
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