Determine the overall heat transfer coefficient based on the outer area of a 3.81 cm O.D and 3.175 cm I.D brass tube (thermal conductivity 103.8 W/mk) if the heat transfer coefficients for flow inside and outside the tube are 2270 and 2840 W/m2 k respectively. The unit fouling resistances at inside and outside surfaces are R = R, = 8.8 x 103 m2 KW.

Determine the overall heat transfer coefficient based on the outer area of a 3.81 cm O.D and 3.175 cm I.D brass tube (thermal conductivity 103.8 W/mk) if the heat transfer coefficients for flow inside and outside the tube are 2270 and 2840 W/m2 k respectively. The unit fouling resistances at inside and outside surfaces are R = R, = 8.8 x 103 m2 KW.

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