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January 3, 2015, 00:08	CHT in a steel pipe- best way to start	#1
laurent98 Member laurentL Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: new caledonia Posts: 73 Rep Power: 15	Happy new year to all of you! during this free time i would like to model this simple problem: i have a straight steel pipe (diameter 900mm 100m long) with hot air (650 °c) going inside at 8m/s. around this pipe it's atmosphere at 20°C were there is convection. i would like to find the temperature T(z) along the pipe. what best tutorial example i should adapt? thank for helping ... Laurent

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