Question 2: Air at the temperature of T1 is being heated with the help of a cylindrical coolingfin shown in the figure below. A hot fluid at temperature To passes through the pipe withradius Rc.a) Derive the mathematical model that gives the variation of the temperature inside thefin at the dynamic conditions.b) Determine the initial and boundary conditions to solve the equation derived in (a).airToReAssumptions:1. Temperature is a function of only r direction2. There is no heat loss from the surface of A3. Convective heat transfer coefficient is constant

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re below. A hot fluid at temperature To passes throu hematical model that gives the variation of the tempe- ynamic conditions. initial and boundary conditions to solve the equation Re 1. Temperature is a function of only r direction 2. There is no heat loss from the surface of A 3. Convective heat transfer coefficient is constant

re below. A hot fluid at temperature To passes throu hematical model that gives the variation of the tempe- ynamic conditions. initial and boundary conditions to solve the equation Re 1. Temperature is a function of only r direction 2. There is no heat loss from the surface of A 3. Convective heat transfer coefficient is constant

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