Air with free stream temperature of 10 C is flowing over a flat plate (1.5m long and Im wide). The air is flowing along 1.5m side of the plate. The plate is maintained at 90 C. Find the velocity of air required to have a rate of heat dissipation as 3.75 kW. Use the correlations: Nu =0.664Re s Pro33 for laminar flow Nu, = (0.037RE*-871)Pr for turbulent flow Take the properties p= 1.0877 kg/m u=2.029x10 m/s, k=0.028 W/mK, C,-1.007KJ/kg.K and Pr-0.703

Air with free stream temperature of 10 C is flowing over a flat plate (1.5m long and Im wide). The air is flowing along 1.5m side of the plate. The plate is maintained at 90 C. Find the velocity of air required to have a rate of heat dissipation as 3.75 kW. Use the correlations: Nu =0.664Re s Pro33 for laminar flow Nu, = (0.037RE*-871)Pr for turbulent flow Take the properties p= 1.0877 kg/m u=2.029x10 m/s, k=0.028 W/mK, C,-1.007KJ/kg.K and Pr-0.703

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