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The discussion centers on the relationship between air density, air mass flow rate, and heat transfer through convection. A new forum member seeks clarification on how varying air flow rates affect these parameters. The response emphasizes the need for a more specific scenario to provide a meaningful answer. Additionally, there is a question regarding the terminology used in the inquiry about heat transfer by convection. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of the topic and the importance of context in thermal engineering discussions.
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Hi,

I am new to this Forum... So please let me know this is not the correct sub heading under which i am suppose to post the question...

I would like to the basic relation between the Air density, Air Mass Flow Rate and heat Transferred to air by Convection...

Changing the Air Flow Rate from 0 to say 0.001, the heat transferred, mass flow rate and the air density changes... why and what is the relation?

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Your question is too broad. The answer will depend on the situation you have in mind.
If you can refine the situation to one specific model it may be possible to provide you with an answer.

“heat Transferred to air by Convection” or “heat Transferred by air Convection” ?
 
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