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Consider a chemical reactor that has a constant heat release. In this reactor, there are 1-m...

  1. Consider a chemical reactor that has a constant heat release. In this reactor, there are 1-m long cylindrical pipes (L) have inner diameter of 25 mm (D) and Helium gas enters each of the pipe at 400K (Ti) and exits at 800K (Te) that is used to cool the reactor at atmospheric pressure and has mass flow rate as 0.02 kg/s. Determine;

(Helium properties at Tf; ρ=0.08 kg/m3; Cp=5200 J/kg.K; µ= 32*10-6 kg.m/s ; k=0.23 W/m.K; Pr= 0.72)

  1. the surface temperature (Ts) of the pipe which is constant in this chemical reaction.
  2. the rate of heat loss from the pipe (W),
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