Q3/ A copper fin k =390 W/m2. °C 2.0 mm thick and 15 mm long protrudes from a wall as in Figure below. The base is maintained at 300 C, and the ambient temperature is 45 °C with h=10 W/m2. °C. Calculate the heat loss from the fin per .unit depth of material T = 45 °C T= 300 °C h = 10 W/m. °C t= 2 mm L= 15 mm

Q3/ A copper fin k =390 W/m2. °C 2.0 mm thick and 15 mm long protrudes from a wall as in Figure below. The base is maintained at 300 C, and the ambient temperature is 45 °C with h=10 W/m2. °C. Calculate the heat loss from the fin per .unit depth of material T = 45 °C T= 300 °C h = 10 W/m. °C t= 2 mm L= 15 mm

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