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Problem 700°C 160°C Inside and outside layer of a furnace wall are constructed of 11.5 cm of non corrosive quiged NCB CB quie brick and 22 cm of clay brick, the thermal conductivity of both being unknown. Inner and outer temperature of the wall are 700°C and 160°C respectively. To save the heat loss the furnace is lagged with 5 cm of mineral wool(k = 0.525 kcal/hr. cm°C). 11.5 cm The temperature at various points at lagged conditions are shown in figure below. Find the % of heat loss saved by lagging. 700°C 650°C 51S°C 80°C NCB CB MW % heat loss by saving ki qunlagged – 9tagged x 100 qunlagged 11.5 cm

Problem 700°C 160°C Inside and outside layer of a furnace wall are constructed of 11.5 cm of non corrosive quiged NCB CB quie brick and 22 cm of clay brick, the thermal conductivity of both being unknown. Inner and outer temperature of the wall are 700°C and 160°C respectively. To save the heat loss the furnace is lagged with 5 cm of mineral wool(k = 0.525 kcal/hr. cm°C). 11.5 cm The temperature at various points at lagged conditions are shown in figure below. Find the % of heat loss saved by lagging. 700°C 650°C 51S°C 80°C NCB CB MW % heat loss by saving ki qunlagged – 9tagged x 100 qunlagged 11.5 cm

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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Problem 700°C 160°C Inside and outside layer of a furnace wall are constructed of 11.5 cm of non corrosive qunlagged NCB CB qunlagged brick and 22 cm of clay brick, the thermal conductivity of both being unknown. Inner and outer temperature of the wall are 700°C and 160°C respectively. To save the heat loss the furnace is lagged with 5 cm of I1.5 em 22 cm mineral wool(k = 0.525 kcal/hr. cm°C). The temperature at various points at lagged conditions are shown in figure below. Find the % of heat loss saved by lagging. 700°C 650°C 515°C 80°C qlagged NCB CB qlagged % heat loss by saving qunlagged – 9tagged x 100 qunlagged 22 cm 11.5 cm
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 700°C 160°C Inside and outside layer of a furnace wall are constructed of 11.5 cm of non corrosive qunlagged NCB CB qunlagged brick and 22 cm of clay brick, the thermal conductivity of both being unknown. Inner and outer temperature of the wall are 700°C and 160°C respectively. To save the heat loss the furnace is lagged with 5 cm of I1.5 em 22 cm mineral wool(k = 0.525 kcal/hr. cm°C). The temperature at various points at lagged conditions are shown in figure below. Find the % of heat loss saved by lagging. 700°C 650°C 515°C 80°C qlagged NCB CB qlagged % heat loss by saving qunlagged – 9tagged x 100 qunlagged 22 cm 11.5 cm
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