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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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Chris Campbell
9/25/2020 08:41:21 am
Agreed, I can't find any reference in NCEES to solving for the effective heat transfer coefficient. In my opinion, this is beyond what the exam would expect you to have memorized. Suggest providing the coefficient, or the equation for it, in the question. Leave a Reply. |
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