- Heat Transfer - Section 1
- Heat Transfer - Section 2
- Heat Transfer - Section 3
- Heat Transfer - Section 4
- Heat Transfer - Section 5
- Heat Transfer - Section 6
- Heat Transfer - Section 7
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- Heat Transfer - Section 9
- Heat Transfer - Section 10
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Heat Transfer - Engineering
Q1: Reynold's analogy states thatA Nst α f
B Nst α NRe
C NNu α f
D NRe α f
ANS:A - Nst α f Reynolds analogy is a concept in fluid mechanics that relates the friction factor (f) in a flow system to the heat transfer characteristics of the flow. It states that: Nusselt number (Nu) is proportional to Reynolds number (Re) to the power of 1/2. So, the correct statement related to Reynolds analogy would be: NRe α f This indicates that the Reynolds number (Re) is proportional to the friction factor (f). |


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