A 1-cm thick, AISI 302 stainless steel wall is insulated with a 5 cm-thick layer of fiberglass (density of 28 kg/m^3) on its outside surface. In a test with ambient air at 300K, the surface temperature of the insulation is 310K. hc for the outside surface is 6 W/m^2 K and the emissivity of the insulation is 0.8. a. Develop a thermal circuit b. Determine the temperature of the inner surface of the stainless steel. Hint: this is a problem where you need to consider materials properties as a function of temperature. see attached tables.
A 1-cm thick, AISI 302 stainless steel wall is insulated with a 5 cm-thick layer of fiberglass (density of 28 kg/m^3) on its outside surface. In a test with ambient air at 300K, the surface temperature of the insulation is 310K. hc for the outside surface is 6 W/m^2 K and the emissivity of the insulation is 0.8. a. Develop a thermal circuit b. Determine the temperature of the inner surface of the stainless steel. Hint: this is a problem where you need to consider materials properties as a function of temperature. see attached tables.
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A 1-cm thick, AISI 302 stainless steel wall is insulated with a 5 cm-thick layer of fiberglass
(density of 28 kg/m^3) on its outside surface. In a test with ambient air at 300K, the
surface temperature of the insulation is 310K. hc for the outside surface is 6 W/m^2 K
and the emissivity of the insulation is 0.8.
a. Develop a thermal circuit
b. Determine the temperature of the inner surface of the stainless steel.
Hint: this is a problem where you need to consider materials properties as a
function of temperature. see attached tables.
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