The convective heat transfer coefficient in laminar flow over a flat p – McqOptions

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1.	The convective heat transfer coefficient in laminar flow over a flat plate
A.	Increases with distance
B.	Increases if a higher viscosity fluid is used
C.	Increases if a denser fluid is used
D.	Decreases with increase in free stream velocity
Answer» D. Decreases with increase in free stream velocity

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