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A 2.5 cm inside diameter pipe is being used to convey a liquid food at 80ºC....

A 2.5 cm inside diameter pipe is being used to convey a liquid food at 80ºC. The inside convective heat transfer coefficient is 10W/(m2ºC). The pipe (0.5 cm thick) is made of steel (thermal conductivity = 43W/mºC). The outside ambient temperature is 20ºC. The outside convective heat-transfer coefficient is 100 /(m2ºC). Calculate the overall heat transfer coefficient and the heat loss from 1 m length of the pipe.

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