Based on the information given, our general energy balance equation (and the salution to this energy balance equation) has a heat flux term related to radiation on the solid surface True False

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A very thin cylindrical alloy (ka=15 W/m.k) container (r = 40 cm) is filled with radioactive material (kr = 25 W/m.k, c= 2400 J/Kg.K, p = 1100 kg/m3)
that generates heat at a volumetric rate of 200 kW/m3. Safety considerations dictate that the outer surface of the container be cooled with a
cooling fluid flow (h = 151.5W/ m2K) of 25°C. The initial temperature of the radioactive material is 25°C.
You can assume that the radioactive material in the container has uniform temperature and the alloy material has negligible thermal capacitance.
We want to calculate the temperature of the radioactive material after 4 hours of reactions.
Question 6
Based on the information given, our general energy balance equation (and the
solution to this energy balance equation) has a heat flux term related to
radiation on the solid surface
True
False
Transcribed Image Text:A very thin cylindrical alloy (ka=15 W/m.k) container (r = 40 cm) is filled with radioactive material (kr = 25 W/m.k, c= 2400 J/Kg.K, p = 1100 kg/m3) that generates heat at a volumetric rate of 200 kW/m3. Safety considerations dictate that the outer surface of the container be cooled with a cooling fluid flow (h = 151.5W/ m2K) of 25°C. The initial temperature of the radioactive material is 25°C. You can assume that the radioactive material in the container has uniform temperature and the alloy material has negligible thermal capacitance. We want to calculate the temperature of the radioactive material after 4 hours of reactions. Question 6 Based on the information given, our general energy balance equation (and the solution to this energy balance equation) has a heat flux term related to radiation on the solid surface True False
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