Consider a tank with surface area A.(m2) It containsa fluid of M(kg) at an initial temperature of T0. (C) The specific heat of the fluid is Cp. (J/kg) The fluid inside the tank is heated with condensing vapour outside at temperature of Ts. find the equation that gives the change of the temperature of the fluid in the tank with time.T=f(t) neglect donduction heat transfer h=heat transfer film coef. homogenous T through the tank

Consider a tank with surface area A.(m2) It containsa fluid of M(kg) at an initial temperature of T0. (C) The specific heat of the fluid is Cp. (J/kg) The fluid inside the tank is heated with condensing vapour outside at temperature of Ts. find the equation that gives the change of the temperature of the fluid in the tank with time.T=f(t) neglect donduction heat transfer h=heat transfer film coef. homogenous T through the tank

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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