A kiln used to make ceramics has a wall composed of firebrick. The heat conduction coefficient for firebrick is 1.04 W/m·K, the exterior wall temperature is 100°C, the room temperature is 25°C, the emissivity of firebrick is 0.8, and the firebrick thickness is 20 cm. If the convective heat coefficient of the outside air is h=15 W/m2-K, what is the temperature of the interior wall of the kiln?
A kiln used to make ceramics has a wall composed of firebrick. The heat conduction coefficient for firebrick is 1.04 W/m·K, the exterior wall temperature is 100°C, the room temperature is 25°C, the emissivity of firebrick is 0.8, and the firebrick thickness is 20 cm. If the convective heat coefficient of the outside air is h=15 W/m2-K, what is the temperature of the interior wall of the kiln?
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1. please write clean and as much detail as you can
2. please draw the FBD since I am not understanding the temperature placement on this question
3. to make your job easier the following formula apply :
Q_cond=Q_conv+Q_radi
KA(T_i-T_o )/L=hA(T_s-T_∞ )+ε σ A(T_s^4-T_∞^4 )

Transcribed Image Text:Qcond = Qconv + Qradi
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= hA(T, – T) + E o A(T – T%)
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Transcribed Image Text:A kiln used to make ceramics has a wall composed of firebrick. The heat
conduction coefficient for firebrick is 1.04 W/m·K, the exterior wall
temperature is 100°C, the room temperature is 25°C, the emissivity of
firebrick is 0.8, and the firebrick thickness is 20 cm. If the convective heat
coefficient of the outside air is h=15 W/m2.K, what is the temperature of
the interior wall of the kiln?
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