Physics, asked by 9516, 9 months ago

Water flows with a velocity w = 0.2 m/s in a tube of diameter d = 4 mm and length l = 200 mm. The
temperature of the tube wall tw=70°C. What will the temperature at the tube outlet be, if water inlet temperature
t
f1=10°C?

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Answered by shivanshbhatt0p9zujb

The question seems to be incomplete as the material used for the pipe/ its conductivity is not given. Is the given temperature that of the internal wall of the pipe? Please specify all the details.

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Water flows with a velocity w = 0.2 m/s in a tube of diameter d = 4 mm and length l = 200 mm. The temperature of the tube wall tw=70°C. What will the temperature at the tube outlet be, if water inlet temperature t f1=10°C?

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Water flows with a velocity w = 0.2 m/s in a tube of diameter d = 4 mm and length l = 200 mm. The
temperature of the tube wall tw=70°C. What will the temperature at the tube outlet be, if water inlet temperature
t
f1=10°C?