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Which equation for the Nusselt number should be used for a forced convection process in a pipe where the calculated value of the Prandtl's number is 4.500 and the Reynold's number is 100,000, 0.62 Reß Pra Rep = 0.3 + a. [1+ (0.4/Pr)*9j4 282,000 Nup = 1.86 b. LS6( D (2 Rep Pr) Nup = 0.027 Ref* Pr H4 C. (f/2)(Rep – 1000)(Pr) K 1+ 12.7(f/2)² (Pr0 – 1) Nup =

Which equation for the Nusselt number should be used for a forced convection process in a pipe where the calculated value of the Prandtl's number is 4.500 and the Reynold's number is 100,000, 0.62 Reß Pra Rep = 0.3 + a. [1+ (0.4/Pr)*9j4 282,000 Nup = 1.86 b. LS6( D (2 Rep Pr) Nup = 0.027 Ref* Pr H4 C. (f/2)(Rep – 1000)(Pr) K 1+ 12.7(f/2)² (Pr0 – 1) Nup =

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Which equation for the Nusselt number should be used for a forced convection process in a pipe where the calculated value of the Prandtl's number is 4.500 and the Reynold's number is 100,000. 0.62 Re Pra Rep 45 Nup = 0.3 + [1+ (0.4/Pr)aju41+( 13 282,000 a. 0.14 Nup = 1.86 Rep Pr b. Nup = 0.027 Ret Prle H 0.14 C. (f/2)(Rep- 1000)(Pr) K Nup = d. 1+ 12.7(f/2) (Prs – 1)
Transcribed Image Text:Which equation for the Nusselt number should be used for a forced convection process in a pipe where the calculated value of the Prandtl's number is 4.500 and the Reynold's number is 100,000. 0.62 Re Pra Rep 45 Nup = 0.3 + [1+ (0.4/Pr)aju41+( 13 282,000 a. 0.14 Nup = 1.86 Rep Pr b. Nup = 0.027 Ret Prle H 0.14 C. (f/2)(Rep- 1000)(Pr) K Nup = d. 1+ 12.7(f/2) (Prs – 1)
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