3.7 On a 1/2 in IPS pipe 10.

125 ft long Morris and Whitman reported the following for heating water in a pipe while steam is c
Note tha G' the reported mass velocity, is not in consistent units.

G', lb/s ft^2 G, lb/h ft^2 t1, °F t2, °F tw, °F

58.6 210960 91.6 181.5 198.4
Eq. (3.26) 60.5 217800 92.7 180.3 198
84.3 303480 102.2 175.3 196.5
(ℎ_𝑖 𝐷)/𝑘=𝛼(𝐷𝐺/𝜇)^𝑝 115 414000 103.1 171.3 194.5
(𝑐𝜇/𝑘)^𝑞
118 424800 103.4 168.2 194.9
145 522000 105 165.9 194
Nusselt, Reynold, Prandtl 168 604800 107.2 163.3 192.4
171 615600 106.7 164.6 191.1
200 720000 108.5 160.1 190
214 770400 106.3 158.9 188.3
216 777600 110.1 160.2 190.2
247 889200 107.6 158.2 186.3

Viscosities and conductivities can be found in the Appendix.

The specific heat and gravvity should be taken as 1.0.
Establis an equation of the form of Eq. (3.26) using all the data.
(Hint. To save time in the selection of the exponent of the Prandtl number, take three random poin
such as the first, last and an intermediate one and solve algebraically).
water in a pipe while steam is circulated on the outside.

t media °F mu (lb/ft h) k Q tp Dt2 Dt1 Dti

136.55 1.251745 0.37975336 40037.864 191.127028 99.527028 9.62702801 38.4869832
136.5 1.25235 0.37972971 40278.48 190.68332 97.9833195 10.3833195 39.0270568
138.75 1.225125 0.38079396 46833.708 187.992547 85.792547 12.692547 38.2538821
137.2 1.24388 0.38006081 59606.8 183.672285 80.5722848 12.3722848 36.3986502
135.8 1.26082 0.37939861 58112.64 184.343703 80.9437025 16.1437025 40.1929299
135.45 1.265055 0.37923306 67111.8 181.808984 76.808984 15.908984 38.6804779
135.25 1.267475 0.37913846 71628.48 179.388518 72.1885184 16.0885184 37.370723
135.65 1.262635 0.37932766 75246.84 177.431235 70.7312349 12.8312349 33.9190601
134.3 1.27897 0.37868911 78432 175.752643 67.2526431 15.6526431 35.3954005
132.6 1.29954 0.37788501 85548.64 172.759889 66.4598887 13.8598887 33.5544862
135.15 1.268685 0.37909116 82244.16 175.260155 65.1601552 15.0601552 34.2027234
132.9 1.29591 0.37802691 94986.32 169.045512 61.445512 10.845512 29.1743636

DI 0.05183333 ft L 10.125
DO 0.07 ft
A 0.00211111 ft^2
umber, take three random points

log(alpha)
p
q
 (ℎ_𝑖 𝐷)/𝑘=6.6112×10^(−6) (𝐷𝐺/𝜇)^0.35060451
(𝑐𝜇/𝑘)^16.6513531

hi Nu Re Pr hi formula
492771.9045 67259.471 8735.61308 3.29620516 492771.941
488873.1453 66731.477 9014.49275 3.29800369 502746.069
579925.1421 78938.8909 12839.8163 3.21729102 377782.133
775710.0829 105792.646 17251.6641 3.27284464 556135.741
684872.6898 93567.1168 17463.8727 3.32320666 718978.81
821856.4443 112330.815 21388.0029 3.33582464 821856.507
907910.7195 124123.621 24733.2689 3.34303987 896271.183
1050832.184 143591.254 25271.4363 3.32861302 840733.434
1049627.902 143668.542 29179.7306 3.37736141 1124508.69
1207678.751 165653.606 30728.1038 3.43898263 1544067.04
1139025.086 155739.496 31769.5882 3.34664883 996114.171
1542227.988 211463.296 35565.8958 3.42808925 1542228.11

Sistema de ecuaciones:
log(alpha) p q igual
1 3.94129339 0.51801424 4.82775345
1 4.33017023 0.52320321 5.05049891
1 4.55103375 0.53505212 5.325235

Matriz inversa
-18.5598194 71.8439375 -52.2841181
-3.42284803 4.92181147 -1.49896345
63.80185225 -176.138481 112.336629

Resultado
-5.17971971 alpha 6.6112E-06
0.350604508
16.65135307
5060451