at sieries5- Composit wall K1=20.K2=30,K3=40 W/mCrepectivelly.Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the right side hotair 150 C ,h=12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature20C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.6- Composit wall K1=10.K2=30,K3=40 W/mCrepectivelly. Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the left side hotair at 150 C ,h=12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature30C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.atsieries

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5- Composit wall K1=20.K2-30, K3=40 W/mC at sieries repectivelly. Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the right side hot air 150 Ch-12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature 20C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.

5- Composit wall K1=20.K2-30, K3=40 W/mC at sieries repectivelly. Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the right side hot air 150 Ch-12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature 20C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.

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5- Composit wall K1=20.K2=30,K3=40 W/mC
repectivelly.Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the right side hot
air 150 C ,h=12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature
20C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.
6- Composit wall K1=10.K2=30,K3=40 W/mC
repectivelly. Thickness for al three layer are 0.2m.From the left side hot
air at 150 C ,h=12 W/m²C, while on the left side, surface temperature
30C.Calculate all interace temperatures and cold air temperatures.
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