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The values of C (heat capacity) and density should be those of copper, not of air. The question and answer should read "thermophysical properties of copper".
hello Professor don't we have to check the biot number for this problem if not can you please explain why? because when i checked the biot number it is greater than .1 Bi=(hLc/K)=(20*50.025)/360 =2.77916 which is greater than 0.1 (Lc = volume /surface area= .07854/.001570=50.025)
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load of peas at a temperature of 25°C is to be cooled down in a room at a constant air temperature of 1°C. (a) How long the peas will rquire to cool down to 2°C when the surface heat transfer coefficient of the peas is 5.81 W/m2 K? (b) What is the temperature of the peas after a lapse of 10 min from the start of cooling? (c) What air temperature must be used if the peas were to be cooled down to 5°C in 30 min? The peas are supposed to have an average diameter of 8 mm. Their density is 750 kg/m3 and specific heat 3.35 kJ/kg K.
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The values of C (heat capacity) and density should be those of copper, not of air. The question and answer should read "thermophysical properties of copper".
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hello Professor don't we have to check the biot number for this problem if not can you please explain why? because when i checked the biot number it is greater than .1 Bi=(hLc/K)=(20*50.025)/360 =2.77916 which is greater than 0.1 (Lc = volume /surface area= .07854/.001570=50.025)
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load of peas at a temperature of 25°C is to be cooled down in a room at a constant air temperature of 1°C.
(a) How long the peas will rquire to cool down to 2°C when the surface heat transfer coefficient of the peas
is 5.81 W/m2 K? (b) What is the temperature
of the peas after a lapse of 10 min from the start of cooling?
(c) What air temperature must be used if the peas were to be cooled down to 5°C in 30 min? The peas are
supposed to have an average diameter of 8 mm. Their density is 750 kg/m3 and specific heat 3.35 kJ/kg K.