At the end of its manufacturing process, a silicon wafer of diameter d = 258 mm , thickness ô =1 mm is at an initial temperature of 325 C and is allowed to cool in quiescent, ambient air and large surroundings for which T =T= 25 C, What is the initial rate of cooling by convection (kJ/s) from the TOP surface ONLY (Watts)? 3 Silicon :p= 2330 kg/m , c = 813 J/kg · K, k= 87.8 W/m·K" 2 -6 Air: v = 32.15×10 m /s, k = 0.0372 W/m K, a = 46.8 ×10° m/s, Pr= 0.686 %3D Quiescent air T Tsur Silicon wafer D, 8, e, T
At the end of its manufacturing process, a silicon wafer of diameter d = 258 mm , thickness ô =1 mm is at an initial temperature of 325 C and is allowed to cool in quiescent, ambient air and large surroundings for which T =T= 25 C, What is the initial rate of cooling by convection (kJ/s) from the TOP surface ONLY (Watts)? 3 Silicon :p= 2330 kg/m , c = 813 J/kg · K, k= 87.8 W/m·K" 2 -6 Air: v = 32.15×10 m /s, k = 0.0372 W/m K, a = 46.8 ×10° m/s, Pr= 0.686 %3D Quiescent air T Tsur Silicon wafer D, 8, e, T
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Transcribed Image Text:At the end of its manufacturing
process, a silicon wafer of diameter d
258 mm , thickness & =1 mm is at an
initial temperature of 325 C and is
allowed to cool in quiescent, ambient
air and large surroundings for which
T =T= 25 C, What is the initial rate
of cooling by convection (kJ/s) from
the TOP surface ONLY (Watts)?
Silicon :p= 2330 kg/m, c = 813
J/kg· K, k = 87.8 W/m· K.
%3D
-6
2
Air: v = 32.15x10° m /s, k = 0.0372
W/m K, a = 46.8 ×10 m /s, Pr 0.686
Quiescent air
T
Tsur
Silicon wafer
D, 8, e, T
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