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An Olympic sized swimming pool that measures 50 m by length and 25 m by width is swept by wind at a speed of 3 m/s along its length. While the pool is wet decked (namely the water surface is levelled with the decking), there is a perimeter drain around the pool. The pool water is maintained at 27 °C, while the surrounding air temperature is 5 °C and 20% relative humidity, and the sky temperature is -12 °C. As it is nighttime, there is no solar insolation. The emissivity of the pool water can be taken to be 0.8. The latent heat of evaporation of water can be taken to be 2463 kJ/kg. DAB of water-vapour air mixture is 2.437x10-5 m²/s. (a) Calculate the convective mass transfer coefficient for evaporation. (b) Calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient. (c) Calculate the total heating load of the swimming pool (in kW). T (°C) 5 16 27 k (m²/s)x105 (W/m.K) x10² 2.47 2.56 2.64 1.39 1.49 1.60 Psteam,sat (kg/m³)x10² Pr 0.710 0.68 0.708 1.36 0.707 2.58 An Olympic sized swimming pool that measures 50 m by length and 25 m by width is swept by wind at a speed of 3 m/s along its length. While the pool is wet decked (namely the water surface is levelled with the decking), there is a perimeter drain around the pool. The pool water is maintained at 27 °C, while the surrounding air temperature is 5 °C and 20% relative humidity, and the sky temperature is -12 °C. As it is nighttime, there is no solar insolation. The emissivity of the pool water can be taken to be 0.8. The latent heat of evaporation of water can be taken to be 2463 kJ/kg. DAB of water-vapour air mixture is 2.437x10-5 m²/s. (a) Calculate the convective mass transfer coefficient for evaporation. (b) Calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient. (c) Calculate the total heating load of the swimming pool (in kW). T (°C) 5 16 27 k (m²/s)x105 (W/m.K) x10² 2.47 2.56 2.64 1.39 1.49 1.60 Psteam,sat (kg/m³)x10² Pr 0.710 0.68 0.708 1.36 0.707 2.58 An Olympic sized swimming pool that measures 50 m by length and 25 m by width is swept by wind at a speed of 3 m/s along its length. While the pool is wet decked (namely the water surface is levelled with the decking), there is a perimeter drain around the pool. The pool water is maintained at 27 °C, while the surrounding air temperature is 5 °C and 20% relative humidity, and the sky temperature is -12 °C. As it is nighttime, there is no solar insolation. The emissivity of the pool water can be taken to be 0.8. The latent heat of evaporation of water can be taken to be 2463 kJ/kg. DAB of water-vapour air mixture is 2.437x10-5 m²/s. (a) Calculate the convective mass transfer coefficient for evaporation. (b) Calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient. (c) Calculate the total heating load of the swimming pool (in kW). T (°C) 5 16 27 k (m²/s)x105 (W/m.K) x10² 2.47 2.56 2.64 1.39 1.49 1.60 Psteam,sat (kg/m³)x10² Pr 0.710 0.68 0.708 1.36 0.707 2.58 An Olympic sized swimming pool that measures 50 m by length and 25 m by width is swept by wind at a speed of 3 m/s along its length. While the pool is wet decked (namely the water surface is levelled with the decking), there is a perimeter drain around the pool. The pool water is maintained at 27 °C, while the surrounding air temperature is 5 °C and 20% relative humidity, and the sky temperature is -12 °C. As it is nighttime, there is no solar insolation. The emissivity of the pool water can be taken to be 0.8. The latent heat of evaporation of water can be taken to be 2463 kJ/kg. DAB of water-vapour air mixture is 2.437x10-5 m²/s. (a) Calculate the convective mass transfer coefficient for evaporation. (b) Calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient. (c) Calculate the total heating load of the swimming pool (in kW). T (°C) 5 16 27 k (m²/s)x105 (W/m.K) x10² 2.47 2.56 2.64 1.39 1.49 1.60 Psteam,sat (kg/m³)x10² Pr 0.710 0.68 0.708 1.36 0.707 2.58

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