TABLE A-15Properties of air at 1 atm pressureDynamicKinematicPrandtlTemp., Density,SpecificHeat,Cp. J/kg. °CThermalConductivity,k, W/m. °CThermalDiffusivity,a, m²/sViscosity,Number,T, °Cp. kg/m³Viscosity,v, m²/sμ, kg/m-sPr-1502.866983-100 2.0383.013 x 10-65.837 x 10-69660.011710.015820.019790.020570.72460.72630.7440-50 1.582-40 1.5149999.319 x 10-610021.008 x 10-50.743610040.02134-30 1.451-20 1.394-108.636 x 10-61.189 x 10-61.474 x 10-51.527 x 10-51.579 x 10-51.630 x 10-51.680 x 10-51.729 x 10-51.754 x 10-51.778 x 10-510050.022111.34110060.022881.087 x 10-51.169 x 10-51.252 x 10-51.338 x 10-51.382 x 10-50.74250.74080.73870.736210060.0236410060.0240110060.024391.426 x 10-51.470 x 10-50.024760 1.2925 1.26910 1.24615 1.22520 1.20425 1.18430 1.16435 1.14540 1.1271.802 x 10-50.73500.73360.73230.7309100710070.025141.516 x 10-51.825 x 10-51.849 x 10-51.562 x 10-50.025510.025881.872 x 10-510071007100710070.72960.72820.72680.72550.026250.026620.026991.608 x 10-51.655 x 10-51.702 x 10-51.750 x 10-51.895 x 10-51.918 x 10-51.941 x 10-545 1.109100750 1.09210070.027351.963 x 10-51.798 x 10-51.896 x 10-51.05910076070 1.0280.028080.72410.72280.72020.71772.008 x 10-52.052 x 10-510070.028811.995 x 10-54.158 x 10-68.036 x 10-61.252 x 10-51.356 x 10-51.465 x 10-51.578 x 10-51.696 x 10-51.818 x 10-51.880 x 10-51.944 x 10-52.009 x 10-52.074 x 10-52.141 x 10-52.208 x 10-52.277 x 10-52.346 x 10-52.416 x 10-52.487 x 10-52.632 x 10-52.780 x 10-52.931 x 10-53.086 x 10-53.243 x 10-53.565 x 10-53.898 x 10-54.241 x 10-54.593 x 10-54.954 x 10-55.890 x 10-56.871 x 10-57.892 x 10-58.951 x 10-51.004 x 10-41.117 x 10-41.352 x 10-41.598 x 10-41.855 x 10-42.122 x 10-42.398 x 10-43.908 x 10-480 0.999410080.029532.096 x 10-52.097 x 10-50.715490 0.971810082.139 x 10-52.201 x 10-510092.181 x 10-52.306 x 10-50.030240.030950.032350.033740.71320.7111100 0.9458120 0.8977140 0.85422.264 x 10-52.522 x 10-5101110130.70732.345 x 10-52.745 x 10-50.704110162.420 x 10-52.975 x 10-50.035110.036460.701410192.504 x 10-53.212 x 10-50.6992160 0.8148180 0.7788200 0.7459250 0.6746300 0.61580.037793.455 x 10-50.6974102310330.041040.0441810444.091 x 10-54.765 x 10-50.69460.6935350 0.56642.577 x 10-52.760 x 10-52.934 x 10-53.101 x 10-53.261 x 10-53.415 x 10-510560.047215.475 x 10-5400 0.524310690.69370.69480.050156.219 x 10-50.488010810.05298450500 0.45656.997 x 10-50.696510930.055723.563 x 10-57.806 x 10-50.6986600 0.404211150.060933.846 x 10-59.515 x 10-50.7037700 0.362711350.065814.111 x 10-51.133 x 10-40.7092800 0.328911530.070374.362 x 10-51.326 x 10-40.71490.300811694.600 x 10-51.529 x 10-49001000 0.27720.074650.078680.720611844.826 x 10-51.741 x 10-40.72601500 0.199012345.817 x 10-52.922 x 10-40.095990.111130.74782000 0.155312645.664 x 10-46.630 x 10-54.270 x 10-40.7539pressure P (in atm) other than 1 atm areNote: For ideal gases, the properties C, K., and Pr are independent of pressure. The properties p, v, and a at adetermined by multiplying the values of p at the given temperature by P and by dividing vand a by P.Source: Data generated from the EES software developed by S. A. Klein and F. L. Alvarado. Original sources: Keenan, Chao, Keyes, Gas Tables, Wiley, 198;and Thermophysical Properties of Matter, Vol. 3: Thermal Conductivity, Y. S. Touloukian, P. E. Liley, S. C. Saxena, Vol. 11: Viscosity, Y. S. Touloukian,S.C. Saxena, and P. Hestermans, IFI/Plenun, NY, 1970, ISBN 0-306067020-8. Q3 a) A person extends his uncovered arms into the windy air outside at 10°C and 50 km/h(Figure 3). Initially, the skin temperature of the arm is 30°C. Treating the arm as a0.6 m-long and 7.5 cm-diameter cylinder, determine the rate of heat loss from thearm.Refer Table A-15 for air thermophysical properties.Air10°C. 50 km/h-30°CFigure 3

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Q3 a) A person extends his uncovered arms into the windy air outside at 10°C and 50 km/h (Figure 3). Initially, the skin temperature of the arm is 30°C. Treating the arm as a 0.6 m-long and 7.5 cm-diameter cylinder, determine the rate of heat loss from the arm. Refer Table A-15 for air thermophysical properties. Air 10°C. 50 km/h

Q3 a) A person extends his uncovered arms into the windy air outside at 10°C and 50 km/h (Figure 3). Initially, the skin temperature of the arm is 30°C. Treating the arm as a 0.6 m-long and 7.5 cm-diameter cylinder, determine the rate of heat loss from the arm. Refer Table A-15 for air thermophysical properties. Air 10°C. 50 km/h

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