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Three objects, cylindrical rod (radius = 0.1 m), steel ball (radius = 0.1 m) and flat...

Three objects, cylindrical rod (radius = 0.1 m), steel ball (radius = 0.1 m) and flat screen (length = 0.1 m) with surface temperature of 65 ℃ are exposed in perpendicular direction to water flow at 30 m/s and 30 ℃. Assume the area of all three objects are the same as 1 m2 , determine the individual values of convective heat transfer coefficient for each object, and their respective heat loss.

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