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Mass Transfer - Engineering
Q1: For turbulent mass transfer in pipes, the Sherwood number depends on the Reynolds number asA Re0.33
B Re0.53
C Re0.83
D Re
ANS:C - Re0.83 For turbulent mass transfer in pipes, the Sherwood number (πβSh) is typically correlated with the Reynolds number (π πRe) and the Schmidt number (ππSc) using empirical relationships. The most commonly used relationship is: πβ=πΆ⋅π ππ⋅πππSh=C⋅Rem⋅Scn where πΆC, πm, and πn are constants that depend on the specific flow conditions and geometry of the system. For mass transfer in fully turbulent flow in pipes, the Sherwood number is often correlated with the Reynolds number raised to a power of approximately 0.83. Therefore, the Sherwood number depends on the Reynolds number as: π π0.83Re0.83 So, the correct option is Re0.83. |


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