- Heat Transfer - Section 1
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Heat Transfer - Engineering
Q1: Reynold's analogy states that (where, St = Stanton number f = friction factor)A ![]() B ![]() C St = 4f
D St = f1/2
ANS:A - Reynolds analogy is an empirical relationship that relates the Stanton number (St) to the friction factor (f) in turbulent flow. The general form of Reynolds analogy is: 2(1+)St=2f(1+A) Where A is a constant that depends on the flow regime and geometry. For fully-developed turbulent flow in a pipe, A is often taken to be 0.5. So, the correct relationship is: 2(1+0.5)St=2f(1+0.5) St=23f Therefore, the correct statement is: St=23f |


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