Explain the inlet velocity to and the outlet velocity

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Flue gas at a temperature of 18000F is introduced to a scrubber through a pipe which has an inside diameter of 4.0ft. The inlet velocity to and the outlet velocity from the scrubber are 25 ft/s and 20 ft/s, respectively. The scrubber cools the flue gas to 5500F. Determine the duct size required at the outlet of the unit.

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