Find the two-dimensionaltemperature distribution T(r,z)under steady state condition.Where, To=20 oC, TL=1000 oC.The density, conductivity andspecific heat of the material arep =800 kg/m3,k=200 W/m.K, and cp=2500 J/kg.K, respectively. Also, r1=100cm and L=200cm. T.TLLTo

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Find the two-dimensional
temperature distribution T(r,z)
under steady state condition.
Where, To=20 oC, TL=1000 oC.
The density, conductivity and
specific heat of the material are
p =800 kg/m3,
k=200 W/m.K, and cp=2500 J/
kg.K, respectively. Also, r1=100
cm and L=200cm.

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