An engineer proposes to decrease the gap between the windows ofdouble pane window to decrease heat transfer. Is it good approach ornot?O Yes, because by this way, less air will be trapped and therefore better insulationO Yes, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will decreaseO Not sufficient informationO No, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will increaseO No, because by this way, current loops will be created inside the gap

The air present inside the glass offers resistance to the radiation and conduction heat transfer.

An engineer proposes to decrease the gap between the windows of double pane window to decrease heat transfer. Is it good approach or not? Yes, because by this way, less air will be trapped and therefore better insulatic Yes, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will decrease O Not sufficient information O No, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will increase O No, because by this way, current loops will be created inside the gap

An engineer proposes to decrease the gap between the windows of double pane window to decrease heat transfer. Is it good approach or not? Yes, because by this way, less air will be trapped and therefore better insulatic Yes, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will decrease O Not sufficient information O No, because by this way, radiation heat transfer will increase O No, because by this way, current loops will be created inside the gap

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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