How to design canal to reduce stream temperature?

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To design a canal that effectively reduces stream temperature, consider the initial conditions of air temperature at 32°C, inlet fluid temperature at 47°C, and a maximum canal length of 180 m. Utilize a calculator to determine the minimum dimensions needed to achieve an outlet temperature of at least 40°C. Heat sources include not only the air but also the surrounding ground temperature and heat conduction from the canal's walls. The flow regime, whether laminar or turbulent, will affect the heat transfer coefficients, and factors such as wind velocity must also be accounted for. Properly addressing these variables will optimize the canal's design for temperature reduction.
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If i have atm temperature around 32 deg Celsius, volumetric flow 6000m3/h, fluid temperature inlet 47 deg Celcius. How to get minimum possible dimension for my canal if its maximum possible length is 180 m and fluid temperature outlet at least 40 deg Celcius?
 
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The air will not be the only possible heat source. You will need to include the surrounding ground temperature and heat conduction rate for the walls and bottom of your channel. Additionally, The solution may result in either laminar or turbulent flow through your channel; for which, there will be different heat transfer coefficients both for the channel and the air contact surfaces. You will also have wind velocity to consider and even if the air is stagnant it will be a "forced convection" fluid to air contact heat transfer situation due to the motion of the water alone.
 
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