A Deep-sea Diver is wearing a wetsuit in cold water. (Natural convection, radiative transfer is negligible). The following data are given: Water Temperature Te= 10 Degrees Celsius. Wetsuit thickness is equivalent to a 8mm neoprene rubber (thermal conductivity is 0.19 W/m-K), Skin thickness is 1.45mm, Skin thermal conductivity is 0.21 W/m-k. Body temperature below skin Tb= 37 degrees Celsius. Average Air gap thickness is 1mm, air thermal conductivity = 0.027 W/m-K. a) Draw a complete equivalent thermal circuit and show all parameters. b) Calculate the flux of heat loss from the diver (in W/m^2 of body surface area) c) Calculate the temperature of the skin outer surface (Ts)

A Deep-sea Diver is wearing a wetsuit in cold water. (Natural convection, radiative transfer is negligible). The following data are given: Water Temperature Te= 10 Degrees Celsius. Wetsuit thickness is equivalent to a 8mm neoprene rubber (thermal conductivity is 0.19 W/m-K), Skin thickness is 1.45mm, Skin thermal conductivity is 0.21 W/m-k. Body temperature below skin Tb= 37 degrees Celsius. Average Air gap thickness is 1mm, air thermal conductivity = 0.027 W/m-K. a) Draw a complete equivalent thermal circuit and show all parameters. b) Calculate the flux of heat loss from the diver (in W/m^2 of body surface area) c) Calculate the temperature of the skin outer surface (Ts)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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