Heat Transfer Peclet number (Pe) is given by Pe = Re/Pr Pe = Nu.Re Pe = Pr/Re Pe = Re.Pr Pe = Re/Pr Pe = Nu.Re Pe = Pr/Re Pe = Re.Pr ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Heat Transfer Multiple effect evaporation accounts for None of these Steam economy Investment economy Lower operating costs None of these Steam economy Investment economy Lower operating costs ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Heat Transfer Overall heat transfer co-efficient for cooling of hydrocarbons by water is about 50 -100 Kcal/hr.m².°C 50 -100 BTU/hr. ft.2°F 50 -100 W/m² . °K 1000 - 1500 BTU/hr. ft.2°F 50 -100 Kcal/hr.m².°C 50 -100 BTU/hr. ft.2°F 50 -100 W/m² . °K 1000 - 1500 BTU/hr. ft.2°F ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Heat Transfer Reynold's analogy states that NRe α f Nst α NRe NNu α f Nst α f NRe α f Nst α NRe NNu α f Nst α f ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Heat Transfer If Prandtl number is greater than the Schmidt number, then the thermal & concentration boundary layers are of equal thickness none of the listed here concentration boundary layer lies inside the thermal boundary layer thermal boundary layer lies inside the concentration boundary layer thermal & concentration boundary layers are of equal thickness none of the listed here concentration boundary layer lies inside the thermal boundary layer thermal boundary layer lies inside the concentration boundary layer ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Heat Transfer Thermal conductivities of most of the liquids __________ with rise in temperature. May increase or decrease; depends on the liquid Increases Decreases Remains unchanged May increase or decrease; depends on the liquid Increases Decreases Remains unchanged ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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