c) A composite wall is composed of 5 sections as represented in the below diagram. The temperature at the left side is 25°C and at the right side is 90°C and h = 15 W/m2 K on both sides. The coefficient of heat transfer are k₁=k3 = 80 W/mK, k₂ = 120 W/mK, k4 100 W/mK, and ks = 150 W/mK. Determine: i. ii. The total thermal resistance, Heat transfer rate through the composite. N 5 3 cm cm, 3 cm p/9/9 24 cm 8 cm 6 cm 2 cm
c) A composite wall is composed of 5 sections as represented in the below diagram. The temperature at the left side is 25°C and at the right side is 90°C and h = 15 W/m2 K on both sides. The coefficient of heat transfer are k₁=k3 = 80 W/mK, k₂ = 120 W/mK, k4 100 W/mK, and ks = 150 W/mK. Determine: i. ii. The total thermal resistance, Heat transfer rate through the composite. N 5 3 cm cm, 3 cm p/9/9 24 cm 8 cm 6 cm 2 cm
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hey, please answer with proper instructions and explain it as simplistically as possible
and please refer to the diagram because i asked someone else to answer this before and they completly ignored the diagram
please explain each equation used as well
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