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Due higher viscosity, the heat-transfer coefficient of moving liquid hydrocarbons is generally higher than that of moving water Select one: O True O False

Due higher viscosity, the heat-transfer coefficient of moving liquid hydrocarbons is generally higher than that of moving water Select one: O True O False

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
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Due higher viscosity, the heat-transfer coefficient of moving liquid hydrocarbons is generally higher than that of moving water Select one: O True O False The proper strategy to enhance heat transfer of a heat exchanger is trying to increase the heat transfer coefficient of the side with the lower heat resistant. Select one: O True O False For the universal 3-D heat transfer equation (see topic 7 in URCourses notes), we have to simplify by eliminating terms that are zero or near zero first, and then we can only use numerical methods (such as finite difference) to solve those problems. Select one: O True O False
Transcribed Image Text:Due higher viscosity, the heat-transfer coefficient of moving liquid hydrocarbons is generally higher than that of moving water Select one: O True O False The proper strategy to enhance heat transfer of a heat exchanger is trying to increase the heat transfer coefficient of the side with the lower heat resistant. Select one: O True O False For the universal 3-D heat transfer equation (see topic 7 in URCourses notes), we have to simplify by eliminating terms that are zero or near zero first, and then we can only use numerical methods (such as finite difference) to solve those problems. Select one: O True O False
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