Calculate the maximum permissible heat generation rate


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Q: For a study on global warming, an electronic instrument has to be designed to map and the CO2 absorption characteristics of the Pacific Ocean. The instrument package resembles a flat plate with a total (upper and lower) surface area of 2 m2. For safe operation, its surface temperature must not exceed the ocean temperature by 2°C. To monitor the temperature of the instrument package, which is towed by a ship moving at 20 m/s, the tension in the towing cable is measured. If the tension is 400 N, calculate the maximum permissible heat generation rate from the instrument package.

GIVEN

A flat plate towed through water

Total surface area (A) = 2 m2

Speed through the water (U∞) = 20 m/s

Towing cable tension (T) = 400 N

Maximum plate surface temperature - ocean temperature (?Tmax) = 2°C

ASSUMPTIONS

Steady state

Edge effects are negligible

Effects due to the towing cable are negligible

The speed given is speed relative to the water

The water temperature is about 20°C

The length of the plate in the direction of motion is notknown

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