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Can someone show me the work for these problems so I actually know how to do the

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Can someone show me the work for these problems so I actually know how to do them? Thanks!

1. CONVERT THE FOLLOWING TO SI UNITS:

39.6 Btu ft/(lbm °F)

45.7 mm Hg min^3/(in^2 lbf)

82.1 hp cal cm^3/(psia °C)

20.3 cal liter^2/(gal^4 °F)

2. Are the following equations dimensionally consistent? Show how you arrived at the answer starting from the dimensions of the individual quantities.

[(Heat Transfer Coefficient) / (Frequency)] + [(Specific Heat)(Mass) / (Area)]=[(Length)(Energy)(Coefficient of Volumetric Thermal Expansion)/ (Volume)]

[(Mass Flow Rate)(Diffusion Coefficient)) / {(Density)(Area)}]= Volume + Frequency

3. Use the following to determine the Grashof Number (NGr) which is a dimensionless quantity during free convection.

D (diameter)=0.06 feet

r(density)=7.3 lbm/gal

g (acceleration due to gravity)=386.4 in/s^2

b (coef of vol. thermal exp.) = 3.5 x 10^-3 K-1

DT (temperature difference)=80°F

m (viscosity) = 0.13 lbm/ft hr

4. What is the density of water at 83 ° F?

5. At what temperature does the viscosity of water equal 0.00085 Pas?

Explanation / Answer

1. 39.6 Btu ft/(lbm °F) = 166000 J/kg-°C

(45.7 mm Hg (min^3)) / ((in^2) lbf) =4.58584236 × 1011 s3 / m4

2. both are consistent

3. b (coef of vol. thermal exp.) = 3.5 x 10^-3 K-1 is dimensionless

4. 996.14 Kg/m3

5. at temp 27 deg C water viscosity equal to 0.00085 Pas.