Temperature of Nitrogen in a Pipe

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Hi, i am on work experience and they have given me a short task which is sort of the next step up from work i have done previously. Can anyone help me with the following:-

Vessel containing nitrogen at 50 oC

Nitrogen is pumped along a 30m length of pipe at a flow rate of 1.5 litres per minute

pipe line is at ambient temp 20 oC

I need to find the temperature of the Nitrogen upon it reaching the end of the pipe at 30m

I have calculated and gathered the following info -

pipe OD - 0.00635m
pipe ID - 0.00457m
Specific Heat Ration of Nitrogen (k) - 1.4
Absolute Preesure through pipe - 9bar
Density of nitrogen at 9bar - 9.47748 kg/m3

I'm not exactly sure how to start this?? But i have looked through some books and believe i need to work out the velocity first?? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Please ignore this post and refer to the later post on 01/07/2008 named "Thermodynamics Change in Gas Temperature along pipe" which is an attempt at the question and should be a clearer.

Thanks