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Air at 253K and 45Kpa is laminar flow plate at 810m/s. Estimate the adiabatic wall temperature in $^\circ$C and the heat transfer rate in W/m$^2$ at x=10cm if the wall temperature is 25$^\circ$C.

          Air at 253K and 45Kpa is laminar flow plate at 810m/s. Estimate the adiabatic wall temperature in $^\circ$C and the heat transfer rate in W/m$^2$ at x=10cm if the wall temperature is 25$^\circ$C.
        
Air at 253K and 45Kpa is laminar flow plate at 810m/s. Estimate the adiabatic wall temperature in ^∘C and the heat transfer rate in W/m^2 at x=10cm if the wall temperature is 25^∘C.

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Air at 253K and 45KPa is laminar flow over a plate at 810m/s. Estimate the adiabatic wall temperature in °C and the heat transfer rate in W/m at x=10cm if the wall temperature is 25°C.
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00:01 The air temperature is 40 degree celsius.
00:05 The velocity is 7 meter per second.
00:09 Prandtl number pr is equal to 0 .7255.
00:16 Then we have thermal conductivity k as 0 .02662 watt per meter kelvin.
00:25 Then v is equal to 1 .702 into 10 to the power minus 5 meter square per second.
00:37 Length of the plate l is 5 meter.
00:41 Width of the plate is 4 meter.
00:44 And the surface temperature is equal to 80 degree celsius.
00:51 Now since the flow is laminar, the reynolds number should be less than 4 laminar flow.
01:04 The reynolds number should be less than 5 into 10 to the power 5.
01:11 So let us calculate the reynolds number.
01:14 So reynolds number is equal to vl over v.
01:19 So v is the velocity, it is 7.
01:22 And then we have length which is small l equals to 5 divided by v which is 1 .702 into 10 to the power minus 5.
01:33 When we solve this, we have the reynolds number as 20 .56 into 10 to the power.
01:45 Now since reynolds number is greater than 5 into 10 to the power 5, therefore we can say that the flow is turbulent.
01:58 So we have a turbulent.
02:03 Now we will use critical reynolds number to find out the length up to which the flow is laminar...
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