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please answer my heat transfer problem thank you!! heat transfer problem a furnace wall is constructed...

please answer my heat transfer problem thank you!!

heat transfer problem

a furnace wall is constructed of firrebrick 6in thick. The temperature of the wall is 1300F, and the T outside of the wall is 175 F. If the mean thermal conductivity under these conditions is 0.17 BTU/h-ft-F, what is the rate of heat loss through a 10 ft2 wall of the surface?

ans. 3825 BTU/hr

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