Example2:Thickness of plate (6mm) .Thermal conductivity (20W/m.°C) ,heat generation (3x10'W/m') .heat thermal coefficient between plate surface and fluid supplied (4000W/m².°C ,3158 W/m².°C) respectively and fluid temperature (120°C,140°C) respectively .Calculate left and right sides surfaces .If max temperature lies on (2mm) from the side that fluid temperature is (140°C) .so Calculate max temperature can the plate reached to it.

Example2:Thickness of plate (6mm) .Thermal conductivity (20W/m.°C) ,heat generation (3x10'W/m') .heat thermal coefficient between plate surface and fluid supplied (4000W/m².°C ,3158 W/m².°C) respectively and fluid temperature (120°C,140°C) respectively .Calculate left and right sides surfaces .If max temperature lies on (2mm) from the side that fluid temperature is (140°C) .so Calculate max temperature can the plate reached to it.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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