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Problem 5: When making a heater, one side is often against a surface which you don't want to be heated. One way to prevent heating that side is to insulate that side of the heater such that most of the heat power is directed to the side you do want heated. An example of that is below. What is the heat flux to the left side of the heater blanket? Neglect the thickness of the blanket (Omm). Treat it as infinitely thin. T01 = 25°C W h1 = 12 m²K T2 = 60°C W = 30 m²K Heater Blanket G10 Silicone Silicone Aluminum h2 q = 2000W 3mm 4mm Omm 2mm 3mm

Problem 5: When making a heater, one side is often against a surface which you don't want to be heated. One way to prevent heating that side is to insulate that side of the heater such that most of the heat power is directed to the side you do want heated. An example of that is below. What is the heat flux to the left side of the heater blanket? Neglect the thickness of the blanket (Omm). Treat it as infinitely thin. T01 = 25°C W h1 = 12 m²K T2 = 60°C W = 30 m²K Heater Blanket G10 Silicone Silicone Aluminum h2 q = 2000W 3mm 4mm Omm 2mm 3mm

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Problem 5: When making a heater, one side is often against a surface which you don't want to be heated. One way to prevent heating that side is to insulate that side of the heater such that most of the heat power is directed to the side you do want heated. An example of that is below. What is the heat flux to the left side of the heater blanket? Neglect the thickness of the blanket (0mm). Treat it as infinitely thin. To2 = 60°C W T01 = 25°C W h, = 12 m²K Heater Blanket Aluminum h2 = 30 m²K G10 Silicone Silicone q = 2000W 3mm 4mm Omm 2mm 3mm
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 5: When making a heater, one side is often against a surface which you don't want to be heated. One way to prevent heating that side is to insulate that side of the heater such that most of the heat power is directed to the side you do want heated. An example of that is below. What is the heat flux to the left side of the heater blanket? Neglect the thickness of the blanket (0mm). Treat it as infinitely thin. To2 = 60°C W T01 = 25°C W h, = 12 m²K Heater Blanket Aluminum h2 = 30 m²K G10 Silicone Silicone q = 2000W 3mm 4mm Omm 2mm 3mm
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