• A piece of chromium steel of length 7.4cm (density= 8780kg/m³, k=50 W/m K) and specific heat capacity (C,=440 J/kg K) with mass 1.27 kg is rolled into a solid cylinder and heated to a temperature of 600 °C and quenched in oil at 36 °C. Show that the lumped capacitance system analysis is applicable and find the temperature of the cylinder after 4min. What is the total heat transfer during this period? You may take the convective heat transfer coefficient between the oil and cylinder at 280 W/m2K.

• A piece of chromium steel of length 7.4cm (density= 8780kg/m³, k=50 W/m K) and specific heat capacity (C,=440 J/kg K) with mass 1.27 kg is rolled into a solid cylinder and heated to a temperature of 600 °C and quenched in oil at 36 °C. Show that the lumped capacitance system analysis is applicable and find the temperature of the cylinder after 4min. What is the total heat transfer during this period? You may take the convective heat transfer coefficient between the oil and cylinder at 280 W/m2K.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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