‘8 fa ti a oes th Ams lsFus = dao Fusnin + Ay Foe ~ Ay Fay — Sank 4.114 Radiation Between Paral Surfaces. Two parle srfacer euch 1,83 2 ‘ite are spaced 091 m apart The surface tempers tat ie shat of As is 533K. Both are black surfaces. é een {a Clelt theradant hea tran bec te tw sures () Do the same as for part ink but for the case where the Iwo surfaces connected by nonconducting eraciating walle és: tet Repeat partib but dy hasan emissivity ofO8 and A, an emissivity of, 4:41-5. Kadtation Beowoen Adjacent Perpendicular Paes, Two sian reste [om Piss Power-Law Fluid in Laminar Flow. \ non-Newtonian power-law uid having the same physical properties and rheological constants as the Tui is Example 412-118 owing i laminar low at rate ot 6.30 % 10> kal Inside a 25.4 mm-iD tube. [tis being heated by a hot fui outside the tube ‘The tuid enters the heating sectioa of the ube at 26.7°C ad leaves the heating section at an outlet bulk temperature of 46.(°C, The iaside wall temperature is constant at §2.2°C. Calculate the length of tube nected nm. (Ne: In his case the unknown tube lenata £ appears inthe equation tor It and in the heat-balanee equ Ans Lm L722m U3 HEATPIPES' 449 [On a still clear night when the room temperature is 25°C and the outside air temperature is 0°C, what would be the heat loss through Ue glass doors (single pane) in Problem $7? Consider both conver tion and radiation.am ie, paras ea face lemperature of, i583] ‘hut ofA» 1s 533 K. Both are black surfaces cal Jan Calcite the radiant het cransfer between the two surfaces. {0} Do the same as for pat (a but forthe ease whee the Iwo sures ae ‘connected by nonconducting reradating wall (eo Repeat part{b),but dy has an emissivity f 08 and 4.115. Kadition Between Adjacent Perpendcoar Plates. Ts far,