100°? air flows through a round aluminum tube of ID 60mm and OD 80mm at 4 ?? .The tube is covered in 5mm thick fiberglass insulation. The tube is surrounded by RT air flowing at 5?? over the outside of the insulation. What is the heat rate through the wall of the tube? Assume that the air temperature is constant throughout the tube.

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100°? air flows through a round aluminum tube of ID 60mm and OD 80mm at 4 ?? .The tube is covered in 5mm thick fiberglass insulation. The tube is surrounded by RT air flowing at 5?? over the outside of the insulation. What is the heat rate through the wall of the tube? Assume that the air temperature is constant throughout the tube.

Note: RT is 25 celsius

Boundary Condition
Laminar or Turbulent
Nusselt Equation
Uniform Temperature
Laminar
Nu = 0.664Ref5p
Nu = 0.037Ref"p
Nu = 0.453R€25P;/3
Uniform Temperature
Turbulent
Uniform Heat Flux
Laminar
Uniform Heat Flux
Turbulent
Nu = 0.038 Rep/3
Reynold's Number Ranges:
Re <1x 105 - Laminar
Re 23 x 106 - Turbulent
selt Correlations for Forced Convection over circular and non-circular cylinders in cross-flow.
Shape
Fluid
Range of Re
Nusselt Number
Cylinder
Gas or Liquid
0.4-4
Nu = 0.989 Re"p
4-40
Nu = 0.911 Resp7
40-4,000
Nu = 0.9683 Re 46p
4,000 - 40,000
Nu = 0.193 Re4p
40,000 - 400,000
Nu = 0.027Rees pT
Transcribed Image Text:Boundary Condition Laminar or Turbulent Nusselt Equation Uniform Temperature Laminar Nu = 0.664Ref5p Nu = 0.037Ref"p Nu = 0.453R€25P;/3 Uniform Temperature Turbulent Uniform Heat Flux Laminar Uniform Heat Flux Turbulent Nu = 0.038 Rep/3 Reynold's Number Ranges: Re <1x 105 - Laminar Re 23 x 106 - Turbulent selt Correlations for Forced Convection over circular and non-circular cylinders in cross-flow. Shape Fluid Range of Re Nusselt Number Cylinder Gas or Liquid 0.4-4 Nu = 0.989 Re"p 4-40 Nu = 0.911 Resp7 40-4,000 Nu = 0.9683 Re 46p 4,000 - 40,000 Nu = 0.193 Re4p 40,000 - 400,000 Nu = 0.027Rees pT
Density
kg
Material
Specific
Latent Heat Latent Heat
Thermal
of Fusion,
of
Conductivity
Heat
kgKA
Vaporization
W
\mK.
kg.
Air
1.225
718
0.025
Aluminum
2712
900
396000
200
Ammonia
682
4400
1371000
(Liquid)
Cast Iron
7300
460
247000
40
Copper
8940
390
206000
400
Ероху
1200
1000
1.5
G10
1800
670
0.3
Fiberglass
Glass
2200
750
1
Silicone
1070
1300
0.2
Steel
7850
450
247000
20
Transcribed Image Text:Density kg Material Specific Latent Heat Latent Heat Thermal of Fusion, of Conductivity Heat kgKA Vaporization W \mK. kg. Air 1.225 718 0.025 Aluminum 2712 900 396000 200 Ammonia 682 4400 1371000 (Liquid) Cast Iron 7300 460 247000 40 Copper 8940 390 206000 400 Ероху 1200 1000 1.5 G10 1800 670 0.3 Fiberglass Glass 2200 750 1 Silicone 1070 1300 0.2 Steel 7850 450 247000 20
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