Q: Air enters a rectangular duct. Determine the exit temperature of the air and find the rate of heat transfer loss. Taking k = 0.02662 W/m."C, v= 1.702x10 m'/s , Pr 0.7255, C-1007 J/kg."C p=1.127 kg/m .p= 2.325 kg/m.s Ans : 34.2°C 3776 w Q Hot air enters a shee metal duct located in a basement. Determine

Q: Air enters a rectangular duct. Determine the exit temperature of the air and find the rate of heat transfer loss. Taking k = 0.02662 W/m."C, v= 1.702x10 m'/s , Pr 0.7255, C-1007 J/kg."C p=1.127 kg/m .p= 2.325 kg/m.s Ans : 34.2°C 3776 w Q Hot air enters a shee metal duct located in a basement. Determine

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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