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7 October, 10:42

Consider a fully developed flow in a circular pipe (negligible entrance effects), how does the convective heat transfer coefficient vary along the flow direction? a) Gradually decrease b) Gradually increase c) Remain constant d) There is not enough information to determine

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  1. 7 October, 13:10
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    Answer: A) Gradually decrease

    Explanation:

    The convection value of heat transfer rate are gradually decreasing with the flow of the heat. Flow in a circular pipe, flow direction does not change in the velocity path. The average of the coefficient of heat transfer and the number of pipes are needed and the effects are get neglected so that is why the flow are fully developed.
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