Does heat transfer coefficient increase with temperature?
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As the position x increases, the thickness of the thermal boundary layer increases, i.e. the temperature increases over a greater distance y. Thus, the temperature gradient decreases in the x-direction and so does the local heat transfer coefficient.
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