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At steady state, the temperature profile in a laiminated system appears thus: (2) d= k Material I Material I 530K 310K 0.Sm Determine the thermal conductivity of II if the steady-state heat flux is 12.6 X W and the conductivity of I is 52 W m' K. -1

At steady state, the temperature profile in a laiminated system appears thus: (2) d= k Material I Material I 530K 310K 0.Sm Determine the thermal conductivity of II if the steady-state heat flux is 12.6 X W and the conductivity of I is 52 W m' K. -1

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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