21:02 O15 Ağustos 21:02 | 458 karakterKategorilenmemişBaşlıkIn steady state, the heat transfer coefficient "k"is L=0.5 mLTE 26Left face temperature of infinitely large planarplate of thickness 250°Cand is exposed to a fluid with a heat transfercoefficient of 40 W/m2K. If the right faceIt is kept constant at T2=30°C. qü=5x10^4 W/m3 heat inside the wallaccording to the production of the plate;a) left face temperatureb) its maximum temperature and at what pointc) The amount of heat transfer from the rightand left surfaces according to the unit surfacearea.find it.Note: Heat transfer coefficient10W/mK

Given data as per questionT=250°Ch=40W/mKL=0.5mk=10W/mkqu=5×104W/m3

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In steady state, the heat transfer coefficient "k"
is L=0.5 m
LTE 26
Left face temperature of infinitely large planar
plate of thickness 250°C
and is exposed to a fluid with a heat transfer
coefficient of 40 W/m2K. If the right face
It is kept constant at T2=30°C. qü=5x10^4 W/
m3 heat inside the wall
according to the production of the plate;
a) left face temperature
b) its maximum temperature and at what point
c) The amount of heat transfer from the right
and left surfaces according to the unit surface
area.
find it.
Note: Heat transfer coefficient
10W/mK

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