Question: Given: Two - phase liquid oxygen is stored in a spherical tank that is 1 m in diameter. The tank is enclosed by another tank

Given: Two-phase liquid oxygen is stored in a spherical tank that is 1 m in diameter. The tank is enclosed by another tank that is 1.5 m in diameter (concentric with inner tank) and its surface is maintained at 273 K . The region between the two tanks is maintained at a vacuum. The goal is to reduce the heat gain to the liquid oxygen. It is expensive to treat the tank surfaces with low e coatings and calculations will be made to determine which surface to coat.
Find: Calculate the rate of heat loss between the tank walls first assuming the outer surface of the inner tank has 1=0.01 and the inner surface of the outer tank has 0=0.8 and then switch the emissivity value. Recommend which surface should be coated with the low emissivity coating.
Assume: 1. The oxygen is at a pressure of 1 atm .2. The inner tank wall is at the saturation temperature for two phase oxygen.
Given: Two - phase liquid oxygen is stored in a

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