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Forced-Free Convection: Recap and Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers the recap of forced and free convection, including the definition of convection, boundary layer concept, governing equations, non-dimensional numbers, and the general procedure to determine the convection coefficient. It explains how heat is transferred through diffusion and advection during convection.

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