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1 A rod having a diameter of 2 cm and a length of 10 cm has one end maintained at 200°C and is exposed to a convection environment at 25°C with h = 40 W/m2.°C. The rod generates heat internally at the rate of 50 MW/m and the thermal con- ductivity is 35 W/m °C. Calculate the temperatures of the nodes shown in the Figure P3-61 assuming one-dimensional heat flow. Figure P3-61 h= 40 W/m2 C 2 cm Ar = 2 cm T = 200'C

1 A rod having a diameter of 2 cm and a length of 10 cm has one end maintained at 200°C and is exposed to a convection environment at 25°C with h = 40 W/m2.°C. The rod generates heat internally at the rate of 50 MW/m and the thermal con- ductivity is 35 W/m °C. Calculate the temperatures of the nodes shown in the Figure P3-61 assuming one-dimensional heat flow. Figure P3-61 h= 40 W/m2 C 2 cm Ar = 2 cm T = 200'C

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1 A rod having a diameter of 2 cm and a length of 10 cm has one end maintained at 200°C and is exposed to a convection environment at 25°C with h = 40 W/m2.°C. The rod generates heat internally at the rate of 50 MW/m and the thermal con- ductivity is 35 W/m °C. Calculate the temperatures of the nodes shown in the Figure P3-61 assuming one-dimensional heat flow. Figure P3-61 h= 40 W/m2-C 2 cm Ar = 2 cm T 200'C
Transcribed Image Text:1 A rod having a diameter of 2 cm and a length of 10 cm has one end maintained at 200°C and is exposed to a convection environment at 25°C with h = 40 W/m2.°C. The rod generates heat internally at the rate of 50 MW/m and the thermal con- ductivity is 35 W/m °C. Calculate the temperatures of the nodes shown in the Figure P3-61 assuming one-dimensional heat flow. Figure P3-61 h= 40 W/m2-C 2 cm Ar = 2 cm T 200'C
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