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    An experiment was conducted to study the effects of heat input on surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance of an inclined surface. Heat input was varied from 20 to 40 watts in increments while surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance were measured and recorded.

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    An experiment was conducted to study the effects of heat input on surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance of an inclined surface. Heat input was varied from 20 to 40 watts in increments while surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance were measured and recorded.

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    An experiment was conducted to study the effects of heat input on surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance of an inclined surface. Heat input was varied from 20 to 40 watts in increments while surface temperature, water temperature, heat rejected, efficiency, and thermal resistance were measured and recorded.

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    Date:- 01-03-14

    Flow:- 200 ml/min


    Angle on inclination:-0
    0


    Observation:-1

    Sl.
    no
    Heat input
    (watts)
    Surface temperature (
    0
    c)
    Water
    temperature
    (
    0
    c)
    Heat
    rejected
    (kw)
    Efficiency
    (%)
    Thermal
    resistance
    (w/m
    0
    c)
    T
    1
    T
    2
    T
    3
    T
    4
    T
    5
    T
    6

    1 20


    2 30


    3 40

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