A solid concrete wall 4.0 m by 2.4 m and 30 cm thick, with a thermal...
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t=0.30 m
dT=18-6=12
q=kAdT/dx=kA*dT/t
q=1.3(9.6)(12)/0.30=4992 W=499.2 J/s
In 1 hour or 3600 sec
P=q*T=(499.2 J/s)(3600 s)=1797120 J=1.8 MJ
t=0.30 m
dT=18-6=12
q=kAdT/dx=kA*dT/t
q=1.3(9.6)(12)/0.30=4992 W=499.2 J/s
In 1 hour or 3600 sec
P=q*T=(499.2 J/s)(3600 s)=1797120 J=1.8 MJ
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