Estimate the heat loss from human body of 36 C temperature by convection and radiation. Consider the following assumptions: a. wall is black body at temperature b. human body emissivity c. air bulk temperature d. average approx. body surface area e. convective coefficient f. heat conduction thru feet to the floor 25 C 0.85 25 C 2.15 m² 7.5 W/m² C negligible

Estimate the heat loss from human body of 36 C temperature by convection and radiation. Consider the following assumptions: a. wall is black body at temperature b. human body emissivity c. air bulk temperature d. average approx. body surface area e. convective coefficient f. heat conduction thru feet to the floor 25 C 0.85 25 C 2.15 m² 7.5 W/m² C negligible

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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