It's been a while since I did heat transfer calculations and am posting hoping you guys can help me.
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I do not know the fluid temperature. I am measuring the outer wall of the vessel that the fluid is contained in.
Shouldn't the internal fluid temperature be higher than that of the outer vessel surface?
The temperature never reaches a constant. Is it a correct assumption to assume that the change in temperature on the surface of the vessel will be the same as the internal fluid? Just seems like the heat absorbed by the internal fluid will be lower than what it really is by this assumption.
I am looking to calculate the temperature of water inside a small pressure vessel. I have several thermocouples on the wall and have an average at different time increments. Purpose of this is so I can see how much heat the water absorbed. Thanks in advance.
I am trying to figure out how many samples need to be tested for a given amount in a batch. How many from their needs to be non-conforming to have the lot rejected? Any tips or help will be greatly appreciated.
I am plotting 6 curves on one plot. 5 of those will be using the left axis and the 1 using the right axis. Each line will have a different color. The code that I have is giving me colors that do not match up with the lines.
M = csvread(filenameAndDir,1,0);
t=M(:,1)/60;
T=M(:,2);
T1=M(:,3)...