Cylindrical heat loss per linear foot is Q/L = 2πkΔT / [12 ln(r2/r1)], with k in Btu·in/(h·ft²·°F) and radii in inches. A 2-inch steel pipe (r1 = 1.19 inches) has 1.50-inch insulation (r2 = 2.69 inches), k = 0.25, ΔT = 80°F, π = 3.14, and ln(r2/r1) = 0.817. What is Q/L?
- A6.4 Btu/h per linear foot
- B12.8 Btu/h per linear foot
- C18.5 Btu/h per linear foot
- D25.1 Btu/h per linear foot