Given a plaster of paris (PoP) slab with L = 0.052 cm, W = 0.052 cm, and H = 0.0095 cm, what is the heat transfer coefficient if the biot number is 0.19682? Other data (if necessary): Initial Temperature: 328.2 C Surrounding Temperature: 27.9 C PoP Density: 680 kg/m^3 Heat Capacity: 1090 J/kgK Thermal Conductivity: 0.1185 W/mK

Given a plaster of paris (PoP) slab with L = 0.052 cm, W = 0.052 cm, and H = 0.0095 cm, what is the heat transfer coefficient if the biot number is 0.19682? Other data (if necessary): Initial Temperature: 328.2 C Surrounding Temperature: 27.9 C PoP Density: 680 kg/m^3 Heat Capacity: 1090 J/kgK Thermal Conductivity: 0.1185 W/mK

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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