heat transfer In the figure below, a cross-section of a large electric-arc furnace wall isdepicted. The exterior of the brick wall (L1=29-cm, kj=2-W/m.K) iscovered with an insulation material (L2=13-cm). Heat flux input at theinterior surface of the furnace results in Ts=1,094°C, T;=681°C, and=205°C. Assuming one dimensional steady conduction, negligible contactresistance, and uniform properties, estimate the thermal conductivity ofthe insulation material (in W/m.K).T5,0brickwallinsulation

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In the figure below, a cross-section of a large electric-arc furnace wall is depicted. The exterior of the brick wall (L1=29-cm, k1=2-W/m.K) is covered with an insulation material (L2=13-cm). Heat flux input at the interior surface of the furnace results in T=1,094°C, T;=681°C, and =205°C. Assuming one dimensional steady conduction, negligible contact resistance, and uniform properties, estimate the thermal conductivity of the insulation material (in W/m.K). T; T5,0 brick wall insulation

In the figure below, a cross-section of a large electric-arc furnace wall is depicted. The exterior of the brick wall (L1=29-cm, k1=2-W/m.K) is covered with an insulation material (L2=13-cm). Heat flux input at the interior surface of the furnace results in T=1,094°C, T;=681°C, and =205°C. Assuming one dimensional steady conduction, negligible contact resistance, and uniform properties, estimate the thermal conductivity of the insulation material (in W/m.K). T; T5,0 brick wall insulation

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