Heat is transferred from an insulated pipe to the surrounding still ai – McqOptions

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1.	Heat is transferred from an insulated pipe to the surrounding still air mainly by
A.	Free convection
B.	Forced convection
C.	All above together
D.	Radiation
E.	Conduction
Answer» B. Forced convection

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