In between two fluids at two different temperatures (as shown in the figure) there is a rectangular wall with 30 m? cros-sectional area and width 20 cm in which energy is generated by an electrical wiring system. The temperature distribution in the Wall is given by: Cold fluid at Hot fluid at Wall 160 °C 20 °C T(x)= 140-620x+52x? Where T (°C) and x (m) k= 12 W/m.K a) Calculate the heat transfer coefficients at the hot and cold fluid sides. b) Calculate the energy generation per volume in the wall

In between two fluids at two different temperatures (as shown in the figure) there is a rectangular wall with 30 m? cros-sectional area and width 20 cm in which energy is generated by an electrical wiring system. The temperature distribution in the Wall is given by: Cold fluid at Hot fluid at Wall 160 °C 20 °C T(x)= 140-620x+52x? Where T (°C) and x (m) k= 12 W/m.K a) Calculate the heat transfer coefficients at the hot and cold fluid sides. b) Calculate the energy generation per volume in the wall

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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