Thermal Conversion of Solid Fuels: v.15 (Developments in Heat Transfer) Book Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

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there is no kinetic energy in a moving mass there is force Mv squared kinetic energy is the energy of consistent work from a consistently force regards Graham Flowers
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If you put your hand above a stove, and you feel heat. Is it convection (of the air) or radiation? Thanks
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Air is a fluid... therefore convection and radiation are the same thing and it easily makes sense...it's claimed radiation is caused by electromagnetic waves... convection is transfer through a fluid... again air is a fluid and behaves exactly the same as a liquid... everything is made from protons and electrons (electrons are BS but that's another subject) it's actually spin or no spin hence static electricity and current... magnetism is charge and electricity is moving charge...with there being only 2 kinds of charges there is only 2 way charge can have an effect if you tie a string to a turkey and hang it in an oven not it direct flame... is it convection or radiation...both...air is electromagnetic particles and a fluid...you are being deceived
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compute the amount of heat needed to drop the temperature of 100cans of milk from 32c to 25c , assume specific weight of milk to be .99kg/L. specific heat of milk is .93 BTU/lb F. can someone help me with this question, thank in advance
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I’m starting to believe this man knows everything
Way too much ads. And probably one if the few channels that put ads in the middle of teaching. But thanks for uploading anyway
I tried looking for them but couldn’t find anything
Quick question do you offer videos for heat transfer line fouriers law thermal resistance and mechanics of conduction
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Sir which book I followed.... plz tell Sir. ....
For finding Q , why u don't multiply h by 2 to find av. heat transfer coefficient ??
sir in laminar for average heat transfer coefficient why we didnt multiply h by 2
sir, can i get the photos of page 114, because i downloaded book online, but there is no page 114 covered.
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How to find velocity components? In external convection heat transfer
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for external flow over blunt objects, like cylinder, critical reynolds number is 2 x 10^5. since 2.08 x 10^5 is greater than critical Reynolds number, flow is TURBULENT, not laminar. otherwise, great video👍
Re=2×10^5 Re=5×10^5 When to use these two values?
Properties of 170 degree celcius is not given in table. How did you find?