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shahkarshah
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A test is conducted to determine the overall heat transfer coefficient in a shell-and-tube oil-to-water heat exchanger that has 24 tubes of internal diameter 1.2 cm and length 2 m in a single shell. Cold water (cp = 4180 J/kg.K) enters the tubes at 20 °C at a rate of 3 kg/s and leaves at 55 °C. Oil (cp = 2150 J/kg.K) flows through the shell and is cooled from 120 °C to 45 °C. Determine the overall heat transfer coefficient Ui of this heat exchanger based on the inner surface area of the tubes.
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A test is conducted to determine the overall heat transfer coefficient in a shell-and-tube oil-to-water heat exchanger that has 24 tubes of internal diameter 1.2 cm and length 2 m in a single shell. Cold water (cp = 4180 J/kg.K) ...
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Question: Task 9: Causes of instability of a forklift truck (FLT)9(a)What caused the FLT instability in the incident?Note:Your answer must be based on the scenario only.(b)What else could cause the instability of FLTs around the process plant?Note:You should support your answer, where applicable, using relevantinformation from the scenario. Task 9 : Causes of instability of a forklift truck ( FLT )
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Question: Task 9: Causes of instability of a forklift truck (FLT)9(a)What caused the FLT instability in the incident?Note:Your answer must be based on the scenario only.(b)What else could cause the instability of FLTs around the process plant?Note:You should ...
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#1 Nothing but soccer Two lonely soccer balls in outer space feel nothing but their mutual attraction. In the beginning they have a distance of 20 km and a mass of 440 g with a diameter of 22 cm. What is each ball’s momentum just before they collide as potential energy is converted into kinetic energy? How large are the accelerations of the balls when they start moving and just before they collide? Find the acceleration as a function of distance a(r). Compute the times they would travel before they collide according to the initial and final accelerations. How large are the balls’ velocities just after the collision if the collision was elastic and if the collision was (fully) inelastic? m [ = 6.67 · 10-11 kg. 52 Momentum a(r) a at the before start collision a before collision points Potential energy difference Time interval v until collision elastic (both) inelastic (both) see above /27 15 5 الارا 2 /2 14 15 13 3 الرا
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Vandan
#1 Nothing but soccer Two lonely soccer balls in outer space feel nothing but their mutual attraction. In the beginning they have a distance of 20 km and a mass of 440 g with a diameter of 22 cm. What ...
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The antarctic ice has a volume of 26.37 million cubic kilometers. It does not contribute to the earth’s moment of inertia so close to the rotation axis. However, if it melts and distributes evenly at the surface, the inertia is modified. Consequently, the rotation time of the earth changes. How much shorter or longer will a day become? Keep in mind that 10% of floating ice is above the water surface; water has a density of 1 kg/dm³. The total mass of the earth is 6.4*1024 kg, its radius is 6370 km
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Vandan
The antarctic ice has a volume of 26.37 million cubic kilometers. It does not contribute to the
earth’s moment of inertia so close to the rotation axis. However, if it melts and distributes
evenly at the surface, the inertia is modified. Consequently, ...
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Question: Q1) Design the Mod-14, Mode-18 and Mod-17 synchronous decade Counter circuit with JK flip flop
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Dxotic
Question: Q1) Design the Mod-14, Mode-18 and Mod-17 synchronous decade Counter circuit with JK flip flop. Also help me do the math. I gave an example for MOD 10 with picture, kindly help me do MOD 18, 17, ...
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Figure below shows the idle-speed control block diagram for a fuel-injected engine. Find the transfer function Y(s)/R(s).
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Complex Engineering Problem Subject: ME-418, Heat & Mass Transfer Marks: 20 CLOs: 4,5,6 PLOs: 4,5,6, The grand challenges of the 21 st
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The use of durable, attractive, and environmentally responsible building materials is a key element
of any high-performance building. The use of natural and health friendly materials contributes to
the well-being of the occupants and to a feeling of connection with ...
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Complex Engineering Problem Subject: ME-418, Heat \& Mass Transfer Marks: 20 CLOs: 4,5,6 PLOs: 4,5,6, The grand challenges of the 21 st
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naveed_339
The use of durable, attractive, and environmentally responsible building materials is a key element
of any high-performance building. The use of natural and health friendly materials contributes to
the well-being of the occupants and to a feeling of connection with ...
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3. Printwheel system with belts and pulleys is shown in Figure below 3.1 Write the differential equations of the system using ( theta_{mathrm{m}} ) and ( y ) as the dependent variable 3.2 Write the state equations using ( x_{1}=r theta_{m}-y, x_{2}=d y / d t, x_{3}=d theta_{m} / d t ) as state variables 3.3 Draw a state-flow diagram for the system 3.4 Find the transfer function ( mathrm{Y}(mathrm{s}) / mathrm{Tm}(mathrm{s}) ). 3.5 Find the characteristic equation of the system
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solarpunk
Printwheel system with belts and pulleys is shown in Figure below 3.1 Write the differential equations of the system using \( \theta_{\mathrm{m}} \) and \( y \) as the dependent variable 3.2 Write the state equations using \( x_{1}=r \theta_{m}-y, ...