A resistor provide energy to a metal block 20 cm wide with a conductivity of 120 W/m.k. The temperature on the metal block near the resistor side is 70 °C. The heat travel to the other side of the block. On the other side, air is cooling the metal block. The convective heat transfer coefficient for air is 300 W/m².k. Calculate the energy of the resistor in KW/m? such that the air temperature near other side of the block is 0°C.

A resistor provide energy to a metal block 20 cm wide with a conductivity of 120 W/m.k. The temperature on the metal block near the resistor side is 70 °C. The heat travel to the other side of the block. On the other side, air is cooling the metal block. The convective heat transfer coefficient for air is 300 W/m².k. Calculate the energy of the resistor in KW/m? such that the air temperature near other side of the block is 0°C.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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