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JM: For number 1 - is this something we would be expected to know? The NCEES handbook doesn't provide this equation for calculating convective heat transfer coefficient.
From Joe: Yes, it's actually in NCEES 3.3.2 although I didn't have that referenced there. JM: Quick follow up question on 1. In NCEES section 3.3.2, the equations to solve for "h" aren't available.
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