Question: A liquid bubble, initially at 0C, is floating along on the wind, exchanging heat via radiation and convection with the ambient air. Calculate how long
A liquid bubble, initially at 0C, is floating along on the wind, exchanging heat via radiation and convection with the ambient air. Calculate how long the bubble takes to freeze.
Given: Bubble OD = 10 cm, wall thickness = 1 mm Ambient temperature = -20C Emissivity = 0.8 Convection coefficient = 8 W/m 2 /C
You may neglect heat transfer between the liquid and the air inside of the bubble. Assume that the bubble is made of pure water.
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