In a furnace, the inner and outer sides of the brick wall (k1 = 2.5W/mK) are maintained at 1100°C and 700°C%3Drespectively as shown in figure.1100°C 700°C200°CHeat flux= 2500 W/m2Brick wallk1=2.5W/m.KInsulation, k2L2 = L1/4The brick wall is covered by an insulating material of thermal conductivity kg. The thickness of the insulation is 1/4thof the thickness of the brick wall. The outer surface of the insulation is at 200°C. The heat flux through thecomposite walls is 2500 W/m?.The value of kg is,W/mk (round off to 2 decimal places).

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