How is the temperature drop of gas as it passes through a pipe calculated? !
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For example, by how much does the temperature of a gas at a certain temperature drop after passing through a 10-m long pipe, in the absence of insulation? ! It has something to do with the pipe size, right? ! Are there any manuals I can consult? ! Thank you! !
It is necessary to study the heat transfer chapter in chemical engineering in a systematic manner. In fact, things are far from as simple as you ask; there are many factors at play. For example, the physicochemical properties of the material inside the pipe, temperature, flow rate, pipe diameter, as well as the outside air temperature, humidity, wind speed, and so on.
It’s quite complicated; the chapter on heat transfer of chemical raw materials doesn’t cover this issue at all! I don’t know which manual I can check! ?
Textbooks on principles of chemical engineering, basic chemical engineering, and chemical engineering handbooks all contain chapters on heat transfer, which can be studied*. Once you understand this calculation, you will have a thorough grasp of heat transfer as a whole. You can come to me if you have any questions. Go ahead!