(1) For the composite wall shown below, related thermal conductivities are given as kA = 35 W/m.K, kB = 12 W/m.K, kc = 23 W/m.K, and ko = 5 W/m.K. %3D %3! (a) Sketch the electrical resistance circuit of the composite wall. (b) Determine the steady-state heat transfer rate. (c) Determine the effective thermal conductivity for the composite walls. This makes it possible to consider the composite wall as a single material of thermal conductivity keff, rather than four different materials with four different thermal conductivities. 6 cm T2 = 22°C T1 = 300°C D 3 cm 1m 10 cm- * 20 cm 4-8 cm

(1) For the composite wall shown below, related thermal conductivities are given as kA = 35 W/m.K, kB = 12 W/m.K, kc = 23 W/m.K, and ko = 5 W/m.K. %3D %3! (a) Sketch the electrical resistance circuit of the composite wall. (b) Determine the steady-state heat transfer rate. (c) Determine the effective thermal conductivity for the composite walls. This makes it possible to consider the composite wall as a single material of thermal conductivity keff, rather than four different materials with four different thermal conductivities. 6 cm T2 = 22°C T1 = 300°C D 3 cm 1m 10 cm- * 20 cm 4-8 cm

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(1) For the composite wall shown below, related thermal conductivities are given as kA
= 35 W/m.K, kB = 12 W/m.K, kc = 23 W/m.K, and ko = 5 W/m.K.
(a) Sketch the electrical resistance circuit of the composite wall.
(b) Determine the steady-state heat transfer rate.
(c) Determine the effective thermal conductivity for the composite walls. This makes it
possible to consider the composite wall as a single material of thermal conductivity keffi
rather than four different materials with four different thermal conductivities.
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