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Soru 4) At atmospheric pressure, it is boiled in a steel pot with an electric heater from below. Calculate the heat flux transferred from the surface to the water when the surface temperature is 120 ^oC. Compare with the critical heat flux for bubbly boiling. Take the necessary values for the calculations from the tables.

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I have taken the value of heat transfer coefficient of water from standard table you can change the data according to new heat transfer coefficient. Please forgive me for any calculation mistake and do comment for any short of queries.

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