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Estimate the convective heat-transfer coefficient on the outside of oranges (external diameter = 4 cm) when...

Estimate the convective heat-transfer coefficient on the outside of oranges (external diameter = 4 cm) when submerged in a stream of chilled water pumped around the orange. The velocity of water around an orange is 0.1 m/s. The surface temperature of the orange is 25°C and the bulk water temperature is 0°C.

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