Heat Transfer: Internal Flow Convection, Part I (22 of 26)

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Thank you for your helpful videos, they're very clear and well made. Could you explain the difference between the use of q=mcpdt and q=hAdt for these internal flow problems? I'm trying to figure out which equation to use when a question asks to solve for q.

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Is it possible to find out internal forced convection of a phase change fluid . Example: Refrigerant gas flows in an air-conditioning condensor.

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[@almasmardanov170]

Is heat flux constant accross perimeter or along length ?

[@ahmadabuqabah1741]

just a correction for you dr john if the flow re number was greater than 2300 it will be transitional and greater than 10000 it turbulent

[@cbbc711]

Actually, while Incropera says that turbulence is evident for Re greater than 10000, many other authors put that lower limit for much smaller re values. For example Munson says that for Re greater than 4000 the flow is turbulent. So either way is wrong, just depends on the correlations and conventions you are using

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Please state the assumptions that you're utilizing in deriving the equations for temperature variation, heat flux, or convection coefficient. Everything else is perfect (except sleepy cameraman).

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