The unit of heat transfer co-efficient is_________________?

Correct answer: A. BTU/hr. ft2°F

  • A. BTU/hr. ft2°F
  • B. BTU/hr. °F. ft
  • C. BTU/hr. °F
  • D. BTU/hr. ft

Explanation

The heat-transfer coefficient relates heat flux to temperature difference, so its units are energy divided by time, area, and temperature difference: BTU/(hr·ft²·°F).

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