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Prediction of batch heat transfer coefficients for pseudoplastic fluids ...

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and if' it is assumed that h' is almost equal to h equation<br />

4-16 can be written<br />

h = hI (1 + h Y L/kw) (4-17<br />

hI is calculated from equation ~--13.<br />

L<br />

is the average distance <strong>of</strong> the ther.nlocouple junction<br />

from the surface ~<br />

0.02 inches = 0.001667 feet.<br />

y~ is the thermal conductivity <strong>of</strong>' 316 stainless steel<br />

Substituting the values <strong>for</strong> L and kw<br />

(286)<br />

h = h' (1 + 0.0001774 hI)<br />

Apparent Vis~2sity<br />

<strong>of</strong>' the Batch<br />

The apparent viscosity <strong>of</strong> the <strong>batch</strong> is needed in the<br />

Reynolds nilluber, Prandtl number, and viscosity ratio. It<br />

can be calculated using equation 2-25.<br />

(2-25<br />

The apparent viscosity is expressed in Ib .. /sec. f't if' K is<br />

expressed in Ib./ft. sec. n and N is expressed in rev. per.<br />

second ..<br />

The apparent viscosity <strong>of</strong>' the <strong>batch</strong> could also be expressed<br />

(4-19<br />

based on the theoretical 8.-l1alysis d:i.scussed in Chapte,;,s{~~,Wjo0<br />

\i".2t~;

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