Engineering, 06.05.2020 06:01 zahradawkins2007

Liquid water flows through a circular pipe with diameter 0.033324 m and length 5 m at a flowrate of 0.369442 kg/s. The pipe is at a constant temperature of 45.7316 °C. The water enters the pipe at a temperature of 20 °C and exits at 37.6988 °C. If the heat transfer coefficient is constant along the length of the pipe, what is its value? (Answer in units of W/m2•K.) (Consider the properties of water as constant corresponding to the average of the inlet and outlet temperature.)

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