2. 57 OC: OD: A: Ts A solid core, pure copper wire of diameter D, resistivity p. and very long length, L, conducts current i. There is air flow with constant environmental properties shown in the figure. What is the surface temperature of the wire, Ts? Too + B: Too + 4pi² π²D³h Tm+ pi²t πD² Lh Too + hr/² L + Ip hπ Dry air T., h 4i² pL 11 D

2. 57 OC: OD: A: Ts A solid core, pure copper wire of diameter D, resistivity p. and very long length, L, conducts current i. There is air flow with constant environmental properties shown in the figure. What is the surface temperature of the wire, Ts? Too + B: Too + 4pi² π²D³h Tm+ pi²t πD² Lh Too + hr/² L + Ip hπ Dry air T., h 4i² pL 11 D

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A solid core, pure copper wire of diameter D, resistivity p,
and very long length, L, conducts current i. There is air
flow with constant environmental properties shown in the
figure. What is the surface temperature of the wire, Ts?
Too +
B:
Too +
Too +
4pi²
π²D³h
pi²t
πD²Lh
1, p
Dry air
T., h
4i²pL
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hπ/2²2 L + Ip
D

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