Lecture

Heat Transfer: Thin-Walled Container Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of heat transfer in thin-walled containers, focusing on exercises related to free convection and overall heat transfer coefficients. The instructor discusses the calculation of heat transfer coefficients, temperature profiles, and thermal properties of materials. The lecture also includes exercises on determining the overall heat transfer coefficient between hot process fluids and cold water baths, as well as the impact of adding fins to enhance heat transfer.

Instructor

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