Problem 3: A plate is exposed to hot fluid at T=700°C and h = 323 W/m2-K. The plate has an initial temperatureof 20°C. How long should the plate expose to the hot fluid before reaching 500°C at the center of the plate? Theplate is made of made of Boron.%3D= 700°Ch = 323 W/m²-K2L = 5 cmStainlesselplateT,= 20°C a x 106m/s100Point,kCpJ/kg-K W/m-KCompositionkg/m32004006008001000Aluminum:90397.130223724094923110331862181146Pure933270223748265798163Alloy 2024-T6(4.5% Cu, 1.5% Mg.0.6% Mn)Alloy 195, Cast(4.5% Cu)Beryllium775277087517773.0186473787925104218512617427901850883182516820068.259.2106282390.830111149.6912016121917.041550990301820316.51129.76 1901282604Bismuth54597801227.866.5912716.8146310.618929.602160 2338Boron25732500110727.055.59.85600

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Problem 3: A plate is exposed to hot fluid at T700°C and h- 323 W/m2 K. The plate has an initial temperature of 20°C. How long should the plate expose to the hot fluid before reaching 500°C at the center of the plate? The plate is made of made of Boron. %3D

Problem 3: A plate is exposed to hot fluid at T700°C and h- 323 W/m2 K. The plate has an initial temperature of 20°C. How long should the plate expose to the hot fluid before reaching 500°C at the center of the plate? The plate is made of made of Boron. %3D

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