Determine the heat flow betweenthe roof and floor of 4 x 3 m sizeof a furnace of 4 m x 4 m x 3 msize when the roof is at 1200 Kand the floor is maintained at 600K, with the other surfaces nonabsorbing and reradiating. Thesurface emissivity of the hottersurface is 0.8 and that of thecooler surface 0.6.

Given, Temperature of roof, TR=1200K. Temperature of floor, Tf=600K. Emissivity at roof and floor,…

Determine the heat flow betwee the roof and floor of 4 x 3 m size of a furnace of 4 m x 4 m x 3 m size when the roof is at 1200OK and the floor is maintained at 60 K, with the other surfaces non absorbing and reradiating. The surface emissivity of the hotter surface is 0.8 and that of the

Determine the heat flow betwee the roof and floor of 4 x 3 m size of a furnace of 4 m x 4 m x 3 m size when the roof is at 1200OK and the floor is maintained at 60 K, with the other surfaces non absorbing and reradiating. The surface emissivity of the hotter surface is 0.8 and that of the

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