Q5B) A steel pipe of 170 mm inner diameter and 190 mm outer diameter with thermal conductivity 55 W/m. K is covered with two layers of insulation. The thickness of first layer is 25 mm (k = 0.1 W/m. K) and second layer thickness is 40 mm (k = 0. 18 W/m. K). The temperature of steam and inner surface of steam pipe is 320 °C and outer surface of insulation is 80 °C. Ambient air temperature is 25 °C. The surface coefficient for inside and outside surfaces are 230 W/m².K and 6 W/m².K respectively. Determine the heat loss per meter length of steam pipe and layer of contact temperatures and also calculate overall heat transfer coefficient.

Q5B) A steel pipe of 170 mm inner diameter and 190 mm outer diameter with thermal conductivity 55 W/m. K is covered with two layers of insulation. The thickness of first layer is 25 mm (k = 0.1 W/m. K) and second layer thickness is 40 mm (k = 0. 18 W/m. K). The temperature of steam and inner surface of steam pipe is 320 °C and outer surface of insulation is 80 °C. Ambient air temperature is 25 °C. The surface coefficient for inside and outside surfaces are 230 W/m².K and 6 W/m².K respectively. Determine the heat loss per meter length of steam pipe and layer of contact temperatures and also calculate overall heat transfer coefficient.

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Q5B) A steel pipe of 170 mm inner diameter and 190 mm outer diameter with thermal
conductivity 55 W/m. K is covered with two layers of insulation. The thickness of first layer is
25 mm (k = 0.1 W/m. K) and second layer thickness is 40 mm (k = 0. 18 W/m. K). The
temperature of steam and inner surface of steam pipe is 320 °C and outer surface of insulation is
80 °C. Ambient air temperature is 25 °C. The surface coefficient for inside and outside surfaces
are 230 W/m².K and 6 W/m².K respectively. Determine the heat loss per meter length of
steam pipe and layer of contact temperatures and also calculate overall heat transfer coefficient.

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