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Q.5 A 30-m-long, thermally insulated pipe conveys a fluid with a velocity of 0.3 m/sec. The initial steady-state is represented by the fluid inlet and outlet temperature = 25°C. If at time t=0, the fluid inlet temperature started varying according to the forcing function: (Case b): U(t)= 5 sin 21 (Case a): U(t) (2t,0 ≤t<5 sec (10 deg. C, t≥ 5 sec Find and sketch the fluid outlet temperature for the above two cases.

Q.5 A 30-m-long, thermally insulated pipe conveys a fluid with a velocity of 0.3 m/sec. The initial steady-state is represented by the fluid inlet and outlet temperature = 25°C. If at time t=0, the fluid inlet temperature started varying according to the forcing function: (Case b): U(t)= 5 sin 21 (Case a): U(t) (2t,0 ≤t<5 sec (10 deg. C, t≥ 5 sec Find and sketch the fluid outlet temperature for the above two cases.

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Q.5 A 30-m-long, thermally insulated pipe conveys a fluid with a velocity of 0.3 m/sec. The initial steady-state is represented by the fluid inlet and outlet temperature = 25°C. If at time t = 0, the fluid inlet temperature started varying according to the forcing function: (Case a): U(t)-10 deg. C, t ≥ 5 (2t,0 ≤t<5 sec (Case b): U(t) = 5 sin 2t sec Find and sketch the fluid outlet temperature for the above two cases.
Transcribed Image Text:Q.5 A 30-m-long, thermally insulated pipe conveys a fluid with a velocity of 0.3 m/sec. The initial steady-state is represented by the fluid inlet and outlet temperature = 25°C. If at time t = 0, the fluid inlet temperature started varying according to the forcing function: (Case a): U(t)-10 deg. C, t ≥ 5 (2t,0 ≤t<5 sec (Case b): U(t) = 5 sin 2t sec Find and sketch the fluid outlet temperature for the above two cases.
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