A horizontal copper plate (k= 374 W/m °C, a = uniform in temperature at 250 °C. The bottom surface of the plate is insulated. The top surface is suddenly exposed to a fluid stream at 80 °C. The convection heat transfer coefficient is 935 W/m2 °C. 11.23x10-5 m 2 /s) 10 cm thick is initially | Can the Equation [4-15] be used to solve this problem? h?ar + k2 h Jat x|1- erf X + k T – T; (hx =1- erf X - exp [4-15] Too - T; where X = x/(2/at) T; = initial temperature of solid T = environment temperature If equation CAN NOT be used, state why it cant?

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A horizontal copper plate (k= 374 W/m °C, a =11.23×10-5 m 2 /s) 10 cm thick is initially
uniform in temperature at 250 °C. The bottom surface of the plate is insulated. The top surface is
suddenly exposed to a fluid stream at 80 °C. The convection heat transfer coefficient is 935
W/m2 °C.
| Can the Equation [4-15] be used to solve this problem?
h?at
h Jat
- erf ( X +
k
T T;
(hx
=1- erf X- exp
[4-15]
Too - T;
k2
where
X =x/(2/at)
T; = initial temperature of solid
Too = environment temperature
If equation CAN NOT be used, state why it cant?
Transcribed Image Text:A horizontal copper plate (k= 374 W/m °C, a =11.23×10-5 m 2 /s) 10 cm thick is initially uniform in temperature at 250 °C. The bottom surface of the plate is insulated. The top surface is suddenly exposed to a fluid stream at 80 °C. The convection heat transfer coefficient is 935 W/m2 °C. | Can the Equation [4-15] be used to solve this problem? h?at h Jat - erf ( X + k T T; (hx =1- erf X- exp [4-15] Too - T; k2 where X =x/(2/at) T; = initial temperature of solid Too = environment temperature If equation CAN NOT be used, state why it cant?
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