30. The composite wall of an oven consists of three materials A, B and C. Under steady state operating conditions, the outer surface temperature is 30°C, The inner surface temperature is 700°C and the oven air temperature is 900°C. For the following data: Thermal conductivities k1 = 20W/m-K; k3 = 50W/m-K; Thickness 0.4m, 0.16m and 0.15m; Inner-wall heat transfer coefficient 25W/m²-K The thermal %3D conductivity K2 in W/m-K of the material B, is calculated as

30. The composite wall of an oven consists of three materials A, B and C. Under steady state operating conditions, the outer surface temperature is 30°C, The inner surface temperature is 700°C and the oven air temperature is 900°C. For the following data: Thermal conductivities k1 = 20W/m-K; k3 = 50W/m-K; Thickness 0.4m, 0.16m and 0.15m; Inner-wall heat transfer coefficient 25W/m²-K The thermal %3D conductivity K2 in W/m-K of the material B, is calculated as

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