Concept 1: Does turbulent flow or laminar flow have a greater heat transfer coefficient? Why? Concept...

Concept 1: Does turbulent flow or laminar flow have a greater heat transfer coefficient? Why?

Concept 2: For flow over a flat plate, why does the heat transfer coefficient decrease the greater the distance from the leading edge? (in answering, ignore the effects of flow regime transitions. i.e. assume the flow over the plate is all laminar or all turbulent).

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