Q#01: Write a short note on the following:a) What are the best possible solutions to increase the heat transfer rate of a body?b) Which material will transfer more heat? Either a material with thermal conductivity k =121"/mec or k= 22.WLmog: Justify your answer.m°Cc) Explain the Fouling phenomenon. What is the effect of fouling on heat transfer rate?d) Which of the following Fins/Heat exchanger will transfer more heat and why? Justifyyour answer.i.Flat plate.ii.Circular/pin fins.iii.Triangular fins.

Required: a) The best possible solution to increase the heat transfer rate. b) Material with k=121…

Write a short note on the following: What are the best possible solutions to increase the heat transfer rate of a body? Which material will transfer more heat? Either a material with thermal conductivity k = 121"/mec or k= 22.Wmo6. Justify your answer. Explain the Fouling phenomenon. What is the effect of fouling on heat transfer rate?

Write a short note on the following: What are the best possible solutions to increase the heat transfer rate of a body? Which material will transfer more heat? Either a material with thermal conductivity k = 121"/mec or k= 22.Wmo6. Justify your answer. Explain the Fouling phenomenon. What is the effect of fouling on heat transfer rate?

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