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Air Flowrate, V (LPM) Vs Heat Transfer Coefficient, H (W/m2K)

This document examines the relationship between air flowrate and surface heat transfer coefficient. It shows that as air flowrate increases from 50 LPM to 60 LPM, the surface heat transfer coefficient increases from around 881 W/m2K to over 1007 W/m2K. It also lists power values of 5W and 10W corresponding to an air flowrate of 50 LPM.

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Air Flowrate, V (LPM) Vs Heat Transfer Coefficient, H (W/m2K)

This document examines the relationship between air flowrate and surface heat transfer coefficient. It shows that as air flowrate increases from 50 LPM to 60 LPM, the surface heat transfer coefficient increases from around 881 W/m2K to over 1007 W/m2K. It also lists power values of 5W and 10W corresponding to an air flowrate of 50 LPM.

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Air Flowrate, V (LPM) 50 50

Surface heat transfer

Air Flowrate (LPM)


881.77 1007.74
coefficient, h (W/m2K)
Air Flowrate, V (LPM) vs Heat Transfe
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Surface heat transfer coeffi


LPM) vs Heat Transfer Coefficient,h (W/m2K)

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Surface heat transfer coefficient (W/m2K)

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