A large plate of aluminum 5.0 cm thick and initially at 200°C js suddenly exposed to the convection environment of Example 4-5. Calculate the temmperature at adepth of 1.25 cm/irom one of the faces 1 min after the plate has been exposed to the environment. How much energy has been removed per unit area from the plate in this time? 2L-5cm L = 2.5cm - Ti's 200c 군- Imin = (*60 L=2.5cm %3D %3D - 60 S Note: (x) is measured from center (a)

A large plate of aluminum 5.0 cm thick and initially at 200°C js suddenly exposed to the convection environment of Example 4-5. Calculate the temmperature at adepth of 1.25 cm/irom one of the faces 1 min after the plate has been exposed to the environment. How much energy has been removed per unit area from the plate in this time? 2L-5cm L = 2.5cm - Ti's 200c 군- Imin = (*60 L=2.5cm %3D %3D - 60 S Note: (x) is measured from center (a)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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