Problem Definition Consider a slab as shown in the figure with its cross-sectional area and properties as given below. Find temperature at each interface and total heat transfer. 1. T₁ = 500°C, h₁ = 300 W/m²K 2. W₁ =0.04m, H₁ = 0.06m, A₁ = 2.4*10-3 m², k₁=60 W/mK 3. W2 0.04m, H₂ = 0.03m, A₂ = 1.2*10-3 m², k₂ = 70 W/mK 4. W3=0.04m, H3 = 0.03m, A3 = 1.2*10-3 m², k₂ = 90 W/mK 5. W4 0.04m, H4 = 0.06m, A4 = 2.4*10-3 m², k₁ = 50 W/mK 6. T6 30ºC, h6 = 100 W/m²K A₂ A4 A1 A3 0.025m 0.05m 0.025m

Problem Definition Consider a slab as shown in the figure with its cross-sectional area and properties as given below. Find temperature at each interface and total heat transfer. 1. T₁ = 500°C, h₁ = 300 W/m²K 2. W₁ =0.04m, H₁ = 0.06m, A₁ = 2.410-3 m², k₁=60 W/mK 3. W2 0.04m, H₂ = 0.03m, A₂ = 1.210-3 m², k₂ = 70 W/mK 4. W3=0.04m, H3 = 0.03m, A3 = 1.210-3 m², k₂ = 90 W/mK 5. W4 0.04m, H4 = 0.06m, A4 = 2.410-3 m², k₁ = 50 W/mK 6. T6 30ºC, h6 = 100 W/m²K A₂ A4 A1 A3 0.025m 0.05m 0.025m

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