PLEASE ANSWER COMPLETELY AND CLEAN FOR AN UPVOTE!! Air that is fully-developed flows in arectangular duct of insidedimensions 0.610 m x 0.305 m. Theinlet air temperature is 21.1°C, andat outlet the air temperature is26.7°C. If the mass flow of air is 2.72kg/h and the duct length is 2.44 m,calculate (a) the required heat in theform of a constant wall flux (inW/m?) to heat the air and (b) thepressure drop (in Pa) due to friction.Also, solve for (c) h (in W/m¯-K) and(d) Ts,i (in °C).Answers:Analysis:convection°CТуре of flow:v at constantLHNu =h =W/m -K%3DQ.dot =W9s.dot =W/m?-5ΔΡ -x 10 (inscientific notation, 4 decimal places)Ts,i =°CII>II

given, we have h=0.610m b=0.303 m L=2.44 m τmi=21.1°CTm.0 =26.7°Cm=2.72 kg/n

Air that is fully-developed flows in a rectangular duct of inside dimensions 0.610 m x 0.305 m. The inlet air temperature is 21.1°C, and at outlet the air temperature is 26.7°C. If the mass flow of air is 2.72 kg/h and the duct length is 2.44 m, calculate (a) the required beat in the

Air that is fully-developed flows in a rectangular duct of inside dimensions 0.610 m x 0.305 m. The inlet air temperature is 21.1°C, and at outlet the air temperature is 26.7°C. If the mass flow of air is 2.72 kg/h and the duct length is 2.44 m, calculate (a) the required beat in the

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