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200 W/m K, but the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, 3-130 Two very long, slender rods of the same diameter and length are given. One rod (Rod 1) is made of aluminum and has a thermal conductivity k k2, is not known. To determine the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, both rods at one end are thermally attached to a metal surface which is maintained at a constant temperature Th Both rods are losing heat by convection, with a convection heat transfer coefficient h into the ambient air at Teg. The surface temperature of each rod is measured at various distances from the hot base surface. The measurements = 40 cm from the base is the same as that of the rod of unknown thermal conductivity (Rod 2) at x2 = 20 cm from the base. Determine the reveal that the temperature of the aluminum rod (Rod 1) at X thermal conductivity k2 of the second rod (W/m K) FIGURE P3-130 k=200 W/m K Rod 1 1= 40 cm т, Tа) h, T Rod 2 2= 20 cm T2(x

200 W/m K, but the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, 3-130 Two very long, slender rods of the same diameter and length are given. One rod (Rod 1) is made of aluminum and has a thermal conductivity k k2, is not known. To determine the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, both rods at one end are thermally attached to a metal surface which is maintained at a constant temperature Th Both rods are losing heat by convection, with a convection heat transfer coefficient h into the ambient air at Teg. The surface temperature of each rod is measured at various distances from the hot base surface. The measurements = 40 cm from the base is the same as that of the rod of unknown thermal conductivity (Rod 2) at x2 = 20 cm from the base. Determine the reveal that the temperature of the aluminum rod (Rod 1) at X thermal conductivity k2 of the second rod (W/m K) FIGURE P3-130 k=200 W/m K Rod 1 1= 40 cm т, Tа) h, T Rod 2 2= 20 cm T2(x

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200 W/m K, but the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, 3-130 Two very long, slender rods of the same diameter and length are given. One rod (Rod 1) is made of aluminum and has a thermal conductivity k k2, is not known. To determine the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, both rods at one end are thermally attached to a metal surface which is maintained at a constant temperature Th Both rods are losing heat by convection, with a convection heat transfer coefficient h into the ambient air at Teg. The surface temperature of each rod is measured at various distances from the hot base surface. The measurements = 40 cm from the base is the same as that of the rod of unknown thermal conductivity (Rod 2) at x2 = 20 cm from the base. Determine the reveal that the temperature of the aluminum rod (Rod 1) at X thermal conductivity k2 of the second rod (W/m K) FIGURE P3-130 k=200 W/m K Rod 1 1= 40 cm т, Tа) h, T Rod 2 2= 20 cm T2(x
Transcribed Image Text:200 W/m K, but the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, 3-130 Two very long, slender rods of the same diameter and length are given. One rod (Rod 1) is made of aluminum and has a thermal conductivity k k2, is not known. To determine the thermal conductivity of Rod 2, both rods at one end are thermally attached to a metal surface which is maintained at a constant temperature Th Both rods are losing heat by convection, with a convection heat transfer coefficient h into the ambient air at Teg. The surface temperature of each rod is measured at various distances from the hot base surface. The measurements = 40 cm from the base is the same as that of the rod of unknown thermal conductivity (Rod 2) at x2 = 20 cm from the base. Determine the reveal that the temperature of the aluminum rod (Rod 1) at X thermal conductivity k2 of the second rod (W/m K) FIGURE P3-130 k=200 W/m K Rod 1 1= 40 cm т, Tа) h, T Rod 2 2= 20 cm T2(x
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