Chemical Engineering - Heat Transfer - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Heat Transfer - Section 3 (Q.No. 33)
33.
Heat transfer co-efficient (h1) for liquids increases with
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Anomie said:
11 months ago
By substituting values using;
h = 1/dt, the temperature decreases with increasing h.
The answer should be B.
h = 1/dt, the temperature decreases with increasing h.
The answer should be B.
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Parmar Nilesh said:
4 years ago
@Rajesh & @Pijush
Q=hAdt where (Q and A Constant).
h=1/dt.
Note : put different values of h and check effect of temperature.
Q=hAdt where (Q and A Constant).
h=1/dt.
Note : put different values of h and check effect of temperature.
Rajesh said:
4 years ago
Didn't get it. Please explain in detail.
Pijush said:
6 years ago
Describe it.
Yatendra Singh said:
7 years ago
Q=hAdt.
Then h=1/dt.
(A&Q= constant).
Then h=1/dt.
(A&Q= constant).
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