Convective heat transfer - Dimensionless numbers

Description of dimensionless numbers used in describing forced convective heat transfer -- Reynolds number, Nusselt number, Prandtl number
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[@stelioskyprou6427]

Simple, succinct explanations! Thank you Paul, keep up this quality work!

[@AS-fm5ew]

Thank god finally I got my basics of convection cleared after watching your videos.Thanks a lot sir for putting these lectures.

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SUPER GREAT EXPLANATION! THANKS ALOT!

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Lots of thanks for this illuminating lesson! Much love from technical university of Berlin!

[@wangzijia]

This is so useful! That you very much Mr. Singh.

[@jejp7043]

Your explanation is very clear and good. Thank you for the video

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GREAT GREAT EXPLANATION! Thank you so much sir

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Thank you Mr. Singh, nice explanation. Greetings from the Faculty of Food Science and Engineering of Ambato-Ecuador.

[@kongd]

Hi Paul, great video. Could you do a follow up video on describing how to use Pr, Nu, Re, Sc and other non-dimensional numbers to solve problems?
For example, if you had one object, and you are given its lengths and the velocity of air and such, then you had another object but with different dimensions, and how to calculate the convection coefficient then?
Thanks!

[@Magmablooded]

very good and straightforward explanation, thank you very much. :)

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Excellent explanation! Thank you!!

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thank you sir, that was very helpful much more than my university's lectures 

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Thanks for the video sir!

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Very enlightening, thank you very much.

[@GuruDestiny]

Nice Sir,
IYDM then Re No. >4000 is for Turbulent flow

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wow.. It is amazing.... Thanks for the great Explanation

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Awesome explanation!

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Great video!

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very help full tutorial much better then my university's lectures

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[@devikumar2609]

your explanation was gud ...but the presentation could be even better if u use the variation in colours ....as in the khan academy videos.....

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This video is jumpy for me, while ther videos aren't. :/