Question #85943

Which of the following forced convection heat transfer equation accounts for the liquid viscosity effect for viscous liquids ?

Options:

A) Dittus-Boelter equation

B) Sieder-Tate equation

C) Nusselt equation

D) None of these

Answer: Which of the following forced convection heat transfer equation accounts for the liquid viscosity effect for viscous liquids Sieder-Tate equation.

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