Buckshot, 0.2 in. in diameter, is quenched in 90F oil from an initial temperature of 400F. The
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Buckshot, 0.2 in. in diameter, is quenched in 90°F oil from an initial temperature of 400°F. The buckshot is made of lead and takes 15 s to fall from the oil surface to the bottom of the quenching bath. If the convective heat-transfer coefficient between the lead and oil is 40 Btu/h ft2 °F, what will be the temperature of the shot as it reaches the bottom of the bath?
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