Determine the conduction heat transferINSULATORrate through the wall.T$2TstkHTs2MLHINSULATORWН %3D 0,6 тL = 0,5 mМ 3D 2 стk = 0,15-mKTs2= 10°CTs1 = 30°C,

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Determine the conduction heat transfer INSULATOR rate through the wall. Ts2 Ts1 T32 M H L INSULATOR W k = 0,15 mK = 30°C, T32 = 10°C H = 0,6 m L = 0,5 m М 3D 2 ст

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