A long, semi-circular cross-section oven of diamter 30 cm has the curved, upper surt 260 C with the lower, flat surface at 50 C. If the emissivities of both surfaces is 0.75, net rate of heat transfer per unit length perpendicular to the cross-section between th

A long, semi-circular cross-section oven of diamter 30 cm has the curved, upper surt 260 C with the lower, flat surface at 50 C. If the emissivities of both surfaces is 0.75, net rate of heat transfer per unit length perpendicular to the cross-section between th

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