Engineering, 20.08.2019 19:10 balletbella0531

Blood flows at 0.0065 kg/s through an artery of diameter 8 mm and length 350 mm. it enters the artery at 36.5°c and leaves it at 34.0°c. calculate the rate of heat transfer from the blood, the mean heat flux through the artery wall, and the mean velocity of the blood. (note: the thermophyhsical properties of blood may be approximated by properties of liquid water at 37°c.)

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