Q1: In a process water at 30°C flows over a plate maintained at 10°C with a free stream velocity of 0.3 m/s. Determine the hydrodynamics boundary layer thickness, thermal boundary layer thickness, local and average values of heat transfer coefficient and refrigeration necessary to maintain the plate temperature. Consider a plate of 1m x 1m size. At the film temperature the property values are: Kinematic viscosity = 1.006 x 106 m²/s, Thermal conductivity =0.5978 W/m.K, Prandtl number=7.02.

Q1: In a process water at 30°C flows over a plate maintained at 10°C with a free stream velocity of 0.3 m/s. Determine the hydrodynamics boundary layer thickness, thermal boundary layer thickness, local and average values of heat transfer coefficient and refrigeration necessary to maintain the plate temperature. Consider a plate of 1m x 1m size. At the film temperature the property values are: Kinematic viscosity = 1.006 x 106 m²/s, Thermal conductivity =0.5978 W/m.K, Prandtl number=7.02.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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