Question: Question 4 ( Please show every step in the process of calcualtions with explanations and assumptions ) a ) A hollow cylinder of naphthalene inner

Question 4
(Please show every step in the process of calcualtions with explanations and assumptions)
a) A hollow cylinder of naphthalene inner diameter and 0.6m
long) has a stream of carbon dioxide flowing inside at an average
velocity 6ms-1. The vapour pressure of naphthalene at the operating
temperature of 373K is 10mmHg and the diffusivity of naphthalene in
carbon dioxide is 0.083cm2s-1. Density and viscosity of carbon dioxide
are 0.946kgm-3 and 0.021mPa s respectively. The friction factor may
be considered equal to 0.046Re-0.2. The system pressure is 101.3kPa
(which is 760mmHg). Explain the applicability of analogy theory to this
situation. Calculate the rate of naphthalene sublimation. The universal
gas constant is 8.314Jmol-1K-1.
b) A tube of 100mm diameter has its outer surface (grey, emissivity 0.8)
maintained at 393K by an inner steam flow. It is surrounded by a thin
cylinder (grey, emissivity 0.1), whose inner diameter is 120mm and
inner surface temperature is 308K. What is the net radiant heat transfer
from the tube per unit length? If the cylinder was removed, the tube
would be in surroundings (black) at 293K. Calculate the net radiant
heat transfer rate per unit length for the uncovered tube and discuss the
effect of the cylinder on the radiant heat transfer.
The general interchange factor for grey-body radiation is:
F12=1(11-1)+A1A2(12-1)+1?bar(F12)
The Stefan-Boltzmann constant is 5.6710-8Wm-2K-4.
(There is a bar on top of the F12 in the equation. P.s check the imagine for the correct formula.)
 Question 4 (Please show every step in the process of calcualtions

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