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Originally Posted by billwot
Well, its really a moot point because the flow of fuel through the pump provides adequate cooling. So the rate of transfer to the liquid in the tank is really not a concern.
But regardless, the unknown value for the calculation is the amount of heat generated by the pump (Btu/h).
BTW, the mass (and specific heat) of gasoline is not the same as it is for water.
BTW, weren't you an OSU Engineering grad?  |
True.
True, that is the unknown
True (just substitute gasoline for water in the equation)
Well, you got the OSU grad correct ....... but NOT an engineer. My first year I was in the college of engineering, with plans on transferring to the Colorado School of Mines, to become a geophysical engineer.
The problem was ....... I wasn't smart enough,
so I shifted gears and went into the college of agriculture.
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