Calculate the nodal temperatures of four elements in the below Fig. 2. How much heat input is required to maintain T1 = 200°C?. Consider the following A = 1 m², L = 1 m, k = 10 W/m/°C „Q =-200W T, T, T. 4 Ts 2 200 °C -., x 2 3 4 Q, = 500W Ø, = 0 Q. = 0 Fig. 2

Calculate the nodal temperatures of four elements in the below Fig. 2. How much heat input is required to maintain T1 = 200°C?. Consider the following A = 1 m², L = 1 m, k = 10 W/m/°C „Q =-200W T, T, T. 4 Ts 2 200 °C -., x 2 3 4 Q, = 500W Ø, = 0 Q. = 0 Fig. 2

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