A large plane wall has a constant thermal conductivity of 8.5W/(m·K), a surface area of 15...
A large plane wall has a constant thermal conductivity of 8.5W/(m·K), a surface area of 15 m² and a thickness L=25 cm. The temperature on the leftside of the wall (T0) is constant and measured at 0.0°C. A constant heat flux(푞̇H)of 450.0 W/m² entersthe rightside of the wall.a.Express the differential equation and the boundary conditions(mathematical formulation)for steady one-dimensional heat conduction through the wall.b.Obtain a numerical equationfor the variation of temperature in the wall by solving the differential equation. c.Evaluate the temperature of the wall at x= 0and x= L/2.d.Sketch the temperature distribution in wall and indicate the temperatures obtained in c).
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