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    The document discusses methods for estimating heat transfer coefficients in internal and external fluid flows. It describes using the overall coefficient U, internal flow coefficient, and Reynolds number to characterize internal flow. It also evaluates external flow using the average film temperature and Churchill-Bernstein correlation to determine the external flow coefficient and characterize the external flow along the tube wall. Charts are presented showing tube wall temperature and gas velocity and diameter.

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    The document discusses methods for estimating heat transfer coefficients in internal and external fluid flows. It describes using the overall coefficient U, internal flow coefficient, and Reynolds number to characterize internal flow. It also evaluates external flow using the average film temperature and Churchill-Bernstein correlation to determine the external flow coefficient and characterize the external flow along the tube wall. Charts are presented showing tube wall temperature and gas velocity and diameter.

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    The document discusses methods for estimating heat transfer coefficients in internal and external fluid flows. It describes using the overall coefficient U, internal flow coefficient, and Reynolds number to characterize internal flow. It also evaluates external flow using the average film temperature and Churchill-Bernstein correlation to determine the external flow coefficient and characterize the external flow along the tube wall. Charts are presented showing tube wall temperature and gas velocity and diameter.

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    The document discusses methods for estimating heat transfer coefficients in internal and external fluid flows. It describes using the overall coefficient U, internal flow coefficient, and Reynolds number to characterize internal flow. It also evaluates external flow using the average film temperature and Churchill-Bernstein correlation to determine the external flow coefficient and characterize the external flow along the tube wall. Charts are presented showing tube wall temperature and gas velocity and diameter.

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    Solution

    Where the overall coefficient U is

    The estimation of internal flow coefficient

    Evluating water properties at the average mean fluid temperature

    Characterize the flow with Reynolds number

    Assuming the flow to be both turbulent and fully developed, then

    Estimation of external flow coefficient


    Evaluating gas(air) properties at the averge film temperature

    Where
    is the average tube was temperature, characterize the flow

    Use Churchill Berstein correlation


    Average tube wall temperature

    Gas temp (250)


    6
    250 C
    5
    velocity length
    4
    Length

    2
    Gas temp (250)
    6

    4 32 6
    35 5.7
    Length 3
    37.5 5.5
    2
    T=375
    40 5.4
    6
    1

    0 5
    20 22 24 26 28 dia
    30 32 34 36 38 40
    375C Gas20velocity 40 4 30
    20 5.1 5.2 5.9
    22.5 4.8 4.7 3 5.5
    25 4.6 4.5 5.2
    30 4.1 4 2 4.7

    32.5 3.85 3.65 4.35


    1
    35.75 3.53 3.27 3.96
    39 3.21 2.89 03.57
    20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36
    =375

    30 32 34 36 38 40

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