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Consider a series of slabs as shown below, where RT is the thermal resistance through slab i and T is temperature. If the heat flows through the structure due to high temperature T1, on the left, to low temperature T2 on the right, the sum of the thermal resistances through the composite structure can be written as: RT2 RT4 RT6 T1 RT1 RT7 T2 RT3 RT5 RT8

Consider a series of slabs as shown below, where RT is the thermal resistance through slab i and T is temperature. If the heat flows through the structure due to high temperature T1, on the left, to low temperature T2 on the right, the sum of the thermal resistances through the composite structure can be written as: RT2 RT4 RT6 T1 RT1 RT7 T2 RT3 RT5 RT8

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Consider a series of slabs as shown below, where RTI is the thermal resistance through slab i and T is temperature. If the heat flows through the structure due to high temperature T1, on the left, to low temperature T2 on the right, the sum of the thermal resistances through the composite structure can be written as: RT2 RT4 RT6 T1 RT1 RT7 T2 RT3 RT5 RT8 o ERTI = RTI + Rrz + Rrs + Rr4 + Rrs + Rr6 + R7 + Rys ERri = Rri + VR + R + VR + R; + VR + R + R ERri = (Rri + +* + + + ++) Rea ER = Rri + + + + + + .+ . %3! Rys Ekn = Rry + ( + )" + (***+ + +*)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a series of slabs as shown below, where RTI is the thermal resistance through slab i and T is temperature. If the heat flows through the structure due to high temperature T1, on the left, to low temperature T2 on the right, the sum of the thermal resistances through the composite structure can be written as: RT2 RT4 RT6 T1 RT1 RT7 T2 RT3 RT5 RT8 o ERTI = RTI + Rrz + Rrs + Rr4 + Rrs + Rr6 + R7 + Rys ERri = Rri + VR + R + VR + R; + VR + R + R ERri = (Rri + +* + + + ++) Rea ER = Rri + + + + + + .+ . %3! Rys Ekn = Rry + ( + )" + (***+ + +*)
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