Values of u, k, cp, and Pr are not strongly pressure-dependent for He, H2, O2, and N2and may be used over a fairly wide range of pressureskт, кkg'mkJ/kg.°Cv, m²/sW/m.°Ca, m/sH, kg/m-5PrCarbon dioxide4.490x10-65.8138.3210.010805 0.05920x10- 0.8180.0128842202.47330.78311.105x10-62502.16570.80412.5900.074010.7933001.79730.87114.9580.0165720.105880.7703501.53620.90017.20511.190.020470.148080.7554001.34240.94219.3214.390.024610.194630.7384501.19180.98021.3417.900.028970.248130.7215001.07321.01323.2621.670.033520.30840.7025500.97391.04725.0825.740.038210.37500.6856000.89381.07626.8330.020.043110.44830.668 carbon dioxide (co2) gas flows at a speed of 2 m/s in a rectangular cross-section channel with across-section size of 20 X 10 cm. The inner surface temperature of the channel is °C (constant) andthe length is 10 m. The average stack temperature of carbon dioxide along the channel is 27 °C.A) determine the heat transfer occurring by Transport in the Channel;b) determine the inlet and outlet temperatures of CO2 in the channel.20 cm10 m10 cmCO,

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carbon dioxide (CO2) gas flows at a speed of 2 m/s in a rectangular cross-section channel with a cross-section size of 20 X 10 cm. The inner surface temperature of the channel is 0 °C (constant) and the length is 10 m. The average stack temperature of carbon dioxide along the channel is 27 °C. A) determine the heat transfer occurring by Transport in the Channel; b) determine the inlet and outlet temperatures of CO2 in the channel. 20 cm 10 m 10 cm co,

carbon dioxide (CO2) gas flows at a speed of 2 m/s in a rectangular cross-section channel with a cross-section size of 20 X 10 cm. The inner surface temperature of the channel is 0 °C (constant) and the length is 10 m. The average stack temperature of carbon dioxide along the channel is 27 °C. A) determine the heat transfer occurring by Transport in the Channel; b) determine the inlet and outlet temperatures of CO2 in the channel. 20 cm 10 m 10 cm co,

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