The nature of flow of a fluid inside a tube i.e., whether it is turbulent or laminar, is ascertained by
A.Flow velocity
B.Tube size
C.Surface conditions
D.Viscosity of fluid
E.Reynolds number
A.Flow velocity
B.Tube size
C.Surface conditions
D.Viscosity of fluid
E.Reynolds number
A.Zero
B.0.1 to 0.5
C.0.5
D.0.5 to 1
E.Unity
A.Cast iron
B.Mild steel sheet
C.Stainless steel sheet
D.Copper
E.Brass
A.Planck’s law
B.Fourier’s law
C.Wein’s law
D.Stefan Boltzman’s law
E.Kirchhoff’s law
A.Reflectivity
B.Absorptivity
C.Transmissivity
D.Absorptivity + transmissivity
E.Reflectivity + absorptivity
A.Is dimensionless
B.Measures the heat transfer efficiency
C.Is virtually a factor of safety in heat exchanger design
D.Is used when a liquid exchanges heat with a gas
E.Is used only in case of Newtonian fluids
A.Solid ice
B.Melting ice
C.Water
D.Boiling water
E.Steam
A.low reflectivity
B.high reflectivity
C.high emissivity
D.None of the above