A block with thickness 2.3cm, and conductivity k-4W/mK is heated such that its temperature at its top is T₁-191°C Above the block, air at temperature Tair 22°C is blowing across the top which has a surface area of 1m², with heat transfer coefficient of 26W/m²K. W/mK T₂ What is the thermal resistance from T₂ to T? Provide total thermal resistance answer in units of K/W and to 4-decimal places

A block with thickness 2.3cm, and conductivity k-4W/mK is heated such that its temperature at its top is T₁-191°C Above the block, air at temperature Tair 22°C is blowing across the top which has a surface area of 1m², with heat transfer coefficient of 26W/m²K. W/mK T₂ What is the thermal resistance from T₂ to T? Provide total thermal resistance answer in units of K/W and to 4-decimal places

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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