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A cannonball of diameter d -20 cm is cast by pouring...
A cannonball of diameter d -20 cm is cast by pouring molten metal into a mold. When the ball has solidified and cooled to 150 °C, it is removed from the mold and set on a rack to cool, surrounded by still air at T = 20 °C. Can the cannonball (which is a sphere) be approximated as an isothermal lump as it cools? If so, calculate how long until it cools to T, = 40 °C. If not, describe a possible solution technique to solve for the cooling time. Properties that you might need: Air properties (the fluid): ky = 33.8x103 w v= 26.4 x 106 as = 38.3x106m 7 Pr=0. 0 0000 - 38.3x10 Cannonball material properties (the solid): Ry - 60 = 7800G = 430