In the continuous regime, there is a constant heat generation of q = 3x107 W/m³ in a one-dimensional wall with a thickness of 20 mm. The heat conduction coefficient of the wall material is k = 32 W / mK. The temperature Ts on the wall surface is T,1= 127 ° C and Ts on the other surface is Ts,2= 27 ° C. So, find where the highest temperature occurs in the wall?

In the continuous regime, there is a constant heat generation of q = 3x107 W/m³ in a one-dimensional wall with a thickness of 20 mm. The heat conduction coefficient of the wall material is k = 32 W / mK. The temperature Ts on the wall surface is T,1= 127 ° C and Ts on the other surface is Ts,2= 27 ° C. So, find where the highest temperature occurs in the wall?

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In the continuous regime, there is a constant heat generation of q =
3×107 W/m³ in a one-dimensional wall with a thickness of 20 mm.
The heat conduction coefficient of the wall material is k = 32 W/ mK.
The temperature Ts on the wall surface is Ts1 = 127 ° C and Ts on the
other surface is Ts2= 27 ° C. So, find where the highest temperature
occurs in the wall?

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