11.11 (USCS) An amount of titanium weighing 200 lb is heated to a pouring temperature of 3300°F. The unit heating and pouring energy required to raise the temperature of the aluminum to pouring temperature = 600 Btu/lb. The furnace generates 175 kW and has a thermal efficiency of 65%. Determine the (a) time required to heat the metal from ambient temperature (70°F) to pouring temperature and (b) cost of electricity to heat the metal if the hourly cost of electricity = $0.21/kWh.
11.11 (USCS) An amount of titanium weighing 200 lb is heated to a pouring temperature of 3300°F. The unit heating and pouring energy required to raise the temperature of the aluminum to pouring temperature = 600 Btu/lb. The furnace generates 175 kW and has a thermal efficiency of 65%. Determine the (a) time required to heat the metal from ambient temperature (70°F) to pouring temperature and (b) cost of electricity to heat the metal if the hourly cost of electricity = $0.21/kWh.
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(USCS) An amount of titanium weighing 200 lb is heated to a pouring temperature of 3300 F. The unit heating and pouring energy required to raise the temp of the aluminum to pouring temp = 600 Btu/lb. The furnace generates 175 kW and has a thermal efficiency of 65%. Determine the (a) time required to heat the metal from ambient temp (70 F) to pouring temp and (b) cost of electricity to heat the metal if the hourly cost of electricity = $0.21/kWh.

Transcribed Image Text:11.11 (USCS) An amount of titanium weighing 200 lb is heated to a pouring
temperature of 3300°F. The unit heating and pouring energy required to raise the
temperature of the aluminum to pouring temperature = 600 Btu/lb. The furnace
generates 175 kW and has a thermal efficiency of 65%. Determine the (a) time
required to heat the metal from ambient temperature (70°F) to pouring
temperature and (b) cost of electricity to heat the metal if the hourly cost of
electricity = $0.21/kWh.
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