Experiment Title: Forced Convection over Flat Plate 1 No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Item Title Page Abstract Table of

Contents Introduction Theory Experimental Grading Rubric Results and Discussion Conclusions and Recommendations References Appendices Appendix A: Raw data Appendix B: Nomenclature Appendix C: Sample calculation Appendix D: Reference graphs and tables Appendix E: Other relevant information Marks 2.5 5 2.5 5 5 5 15 10 10 20 5 5 325 100 Notes 200 words Max 2 pages Procedure documentation (Max 1 page) Lab safety practice (Individual) Skillful operation (Individual) Peer Review* (Individual) Gantt Chart Team Goals Max 3 Pages + Figures/Tables 200 words APA style Report Guidelines TITLE PAGE Add the following details: Logo, Title in capital letters, institution and department, student name, student ID, group number, group members, supervisor's name, and date. Adequate spacing. ABSTRACT (200 words) A brief overview on what the report contains. It needs to include what the experiment is some brief introduction to the type of device used. 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Relate it to the practical application from what you have studied from the theory and practical class. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE (1 page) a. Briefly explain the materials and methodology executed for the experimental analysis of the journal. b. Be brief and evaluate the quality and quantity based on the readers view. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION (3 pages) a. In this section present your findings in the simplest way possible including: Extract useful information from collected raw data, present the results in valuable way utilizing tables or figures, evaluate influence of variables, relate outcomes to fundamental concepts, and provide discussion of results. b. Use the raw data collected during the lab session (or provided by the instructor). c. Student will be evaluated on the understanding of the concept, practical application of the case study and report structure. d. 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Mendeley Journal, 67(2), 81-95 PART 1: Results Analysis and Discussion: Fill the tables below with values from the experiment and find the missing values. Include them in your report. Trial # Velocity 1 2 Ua (m/s) 3 Table 1. Air velocities and temperatures for each trial. Trial 1 Trial 2 T1 T2 T3 T3-T1 T1 T2 T3 T3-T1 T1 T2 T3 T3-T1 (C°) (C°) (Cº) (C°) (C°) (C°) (C°) (C) (C°) (C°) (C°) (Cº) Table 2. Parameters obtained using experimental data. Tm k Cp μl Pr P NOTE: T was measured in the lab Table 3. Voltages, currents, heater powers and rates for each trial. Trial 2 Trial 1 V (V) I(A) Heater power, we (W) Rate of convection, q (W) Re 1. Plot temperature versus air velocity for all three trials. 2. Plot temperature versus voltage. Trial 3 3. Plot Reynolds number versus velocity for all three trials. 4. Plot heater power versus voltage. Nu Trial 3 In the results and discussion part of the report, ensure to do the following (i.e. in addition to what is mentioned in the guidelines): h 5. Discuss the results from the experiment and compare the heater power calculated with the rate of convection for each trial including suitable justifications. 6. Discuss the importance of minimizing energy loss to the surroundings, suggesting suitable materials for this purpose./n1 (A) We(W) 5 6 7.68 2 Ua (m/s) T₁ T₂ T3 T3-51 0.5 1 1.5 Тз-ті кка как 26.627.9 42.3 29.830.244.7 30.4 309 46.6 31.1 32.150.2 3-71 7 2.28 K₁ Tz 13 13-1₁ 32 332 57 32.3 33.1527 32.733.8 60.4 31.5 32.5 54.5 32 33 62