Consider the above problem, workout the heat losses from one meter length of the mains

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Consider the above problem, workout the heat losses from one meter length of the mains

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2022-10-13T07:46:06+0000

Right choice is (c) 0.438

To explain: Q 1/Q 2 = h 1 d 1 l/h 2 d 2 l = 0.438.

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