10.6 Suggestions for Discussion(i)Is it important to consider heat losses from the insulation?(ii)(iii)What errors may be introduced by measuring heat transfer coefficient by thisWhat effect does the heat loss have on the value of heat transfer coefficient?method?Carry out the sensitivity analysis of heat transfer coefficient in terms ofimportant variables that you have measured during this experiment.What would you recommend to improve the reliability of this experiment?(iv)(v)

1. Gas thermal conductivity increases with temperature in general, The reason for this is explained…

(i) What effect does the heat loss have on the value of heat transfer coefficie (ii) Is it important to consider heat losses from the insulation? (iii) What errors may be introduced by measuring heat transfer coefficient b method? (iv) Carry out the sensitivity analysis of heat transfer coefficient in term

(i) What effect does the heat loss have on the value of heat transfer coefficie (ii) Is it important to consider heat losses from the insulation? (iii) What errors may be introduced by measuring heat transfer coefficient b method? (iv) Carry out the sensitivity analysis of heat transfer coefficient in term

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