19.6 In a thermal heat sink the heat flux variation along the axis of a cooling passage is approximated as 9 a+bsin (7) A = where x is measured along the passage axis and L is its total length. A large installation involves a stack of plates with a 3-mm air space between them. The flow passages are 1.22 m long, and the heat flux in the plates varies according to the above equation where a = 900 W/m² and v = 2500 W/m². Air enters at 100°C

19.6 In a thermal heat sink the heat flux variation along the axis of a cooling passage is approximated as 9 a+bsin (7) A = where x is measured along the passage axis and L is its total length. A large installation involves a stack of plates with a 3-mm air space between them. The flow passages are 1.22 m long, and the heat flux in the plates varies according to the above equation where a = 900 W/m² and v = 2500 W/m². Air enters at 100°C

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