Thinking Like An Engineer: An Active Learning Approach, Student Value Edition (4th Edition)
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Chapter 9, Problem 11RQ
- 11. When a fluid flows slowly across a flat plate and transfers heat to the plate, the following variables are important. Analyze this system using Rayleigh’s method.
| ρ = Liquid density | [=] kg/m3 |
| Cp = Specific heat of liquid | [=] J/(g oC) |
| µ = Liquid viscosity | [=] kg/(m s) |
| k = Thermal conductivity of the plate | [=] W/(m oC) |
| h = Heat transfer coefficient | [=] W/(m2 °C) |
| x = Distance from edge of the plate | [=] m |
| v = Liquid velocity | [=] m/s |
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