A pipe wall with inner and outer radii r¡ and ro, whose temperatures are kept in Tj and To, is discussed. The heat transfer coefficient of the cylinder depends on the temperature, and k = ko (1 + aT) relationship can be written, where ko and a are constant. Subtract an equation for the heat passing through the unit length of the pipe. What is the thermal resistance of the pipe wall.

A pipe wall with inner and outer radii r¡ and ro, whose temperatures are kept in Tj and To, is discussed. The heat transfer coefficient of the cylinder depends on the temperature, and k = ko (1 + aT) relationship can be written, where ko and a are constant. Subtract an equation for the heat passing through the unit length of the pipe. What is the thermal resistance of the pipe wall.

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