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Your file appears to have a pathological name that prevents it from being downloaded
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Yup the original name had a "#" in it. To download it, replace the "#" with %23
See for a chart.
I have no idea why the website doesn't convert the names or allow them to be uploaded.
See for a chart.
I have no idea why the website doesn't convert the names or allow them to be uploaded.
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The British unit for convective heat transfer coefficient is in the following form
BTU/(hr-sq.ft-dF.). The tables presented by moideen do not reflect the form that I am showing. the tables by moideen show the recommended heat input in BTU/hr.
My recommendation is either reference the information needed either in heat transfer text book, mechanical engineering or chemical engineering handbooks. you can also research the internet.
BTU/(hr-sq.ft-dF.). The tables presented by moideen do not reflect the form that I am showing. the tables by moideen show the recommended heat input in BTU/hr.
My recommendation is either reference the information needed either in heat transfer text book, mechanical engineering or chemical engineering handbooks. you can also research the internet.
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