Because of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, the velocity of a particle is known least precisely when the length of the wave packet representing the particle is
a. < 10-15 m.
b. < 10-10 m.
c. of the order of 1.00 m.
d. >10 m.
e. the length of a plane wave (infinite)
A
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expected pressure drop across the tube length? Also, if the tube surface temperature increases to 25°C, determine the outlet temperature of transformer oil for the calculated pipe length.
GIVEN
• Transformer oil cooled via water-cooled, coiled tube heat exchanger.
• Oil flow rate, m = 0.3 kg/s.
• Oil inlet temperature, Tb,in = 50°C.
• Oil outlet temperature Tb,out=300C
• Inner or inside diameter of pipe in which oil flows, D = 5 cm = 0.05 m.
• Temperature of pipe surfaceTs = 20°C.
FIND
• Length of tube required for heat exchanger
• Oulet temperature is surface temperature reaches to 250C for given length.
ASSUMPTIONS
• The temperature of wall is constant and uniform across the length of pipe.
• The thermal resistance of the pipe is negligible, and hence the inside surface temperature of the pipe is Tw = Ts, this represents a uniform pipe surface temperature condition.
SKETCH
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