determine the prandtl number, nusselet number, and
reynolds number from the following flow data.
cp= .5 Btu/lbmR
k= 2Btu/h-ft-R
h= 20 Btu/h-ft^2-R
u=0.222 lbm/ft-s
v=5ft/s
D=2in
p=58lbm/ft^3
determine the prandtl number, nusselet number, and reynolds number from the following flow data. cp= .5...
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