Consider a 120 mm stainless steel plate (K=45w/m.°C, p=7800kg/m2, CP3500J/kg. °C)initially at a uniform temperature of 300° stainless steel plate is immersed in a fluid attemperature Tc0 = 1000 °C and is subjected to convection heat transfer from bothsides with a convection coefficient of h=225W/m2.°C. The surface temperature in(°C)after 8 minutes of cooling isO 518.8O 643.3O 495O 600

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Consider a 120 mm stainless steel plate (K=45w/m. °C, p=7800kg/m, Cp=50OJ/kg. °C) initially at a uniform temperature of 300° stainless steel plate is immersed in a fluid at temperature To0 = 1000 °C and is subjected to convection heat transfer from both sides with a convection coefficient of h=225W/m?.°C. The surface temperature in(°C) after 8 minutes of cooling is

Consider a 120 mm stainless steel plate (K=45w/m. °C, p=7800kg/m, Cp=50OJ/kg. °C) initially at a uniform temperature of 300° stainless steel plate is immersed in a fluid at temperature To0 = 1000 °C and is subjected to convection heat transfer from both sides with a convection coefficient of h=225W/m?.°C. The surface temperature in(°C) after 8 minutes of cooling is

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