The heat generation rate in a plane wall of 0.24 m thickness is 0.4 MW/m3
. The wall is exposed
on both sides to convection at 30°C. (a) Determine and compare the
maximum temperatures
for k = 25, k = 50, k = 200 and k = 410 W/mK assuming h = 250
W/m2K. (b) Determine and
compare the maximum temperature for h = 50, 250, 500 and 1000 W/m2K
with k = 25 W/mK.
The heat generation rate in a plane wall of 0.24 m thickness is 0.4 MW/m3 ....
The heat generation rate in a plane wall of 0.24 m thickness is 0.4 MW/m^3. The wall is exposed on both sides to convection at 30°C. a) Determine and compare the maximum temperatures for k=25, k=50, k=200 and k= 410 W/mK assuming h=250W/m^2 K. b) Determine and compare the maximum temperatures for h=50, 250, 500 and 1000 W/m^2K with k =W/mK
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