Thin-walled aluminum tubes of diameter D = 10mmare used in the condenser of an air conditioner. Undernormal operating conditions, a convection coefficientof
(a) What is the overall heat transfer coefficient if thetubes are unfinned?
What is the overall heat transfer coefficientbased on the inner surface,
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