Question 9 the dimensions of the faces of each block be 3 m by 2 m. Also, the conductivity of copper is 200 and the conductivity of iron is 300 K: If the left face of the copper block is A 20 cm thick block of copper is placed against a 40 cm block of iron. Let m K 100°C and the right face of the iron block is at 10°C, calculate: (a) the temperature between the blocks (the interface).

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A 20 cm thick block of copper is placed against a 40 cm block of iron. Let
Question 9
the dimensions of the faces of each block be 3 m by 2 m. Also, the conductivity of copper
is 200 and the conductivity of iron is 300 K. If the left face of the copper block is
100°C and the right face of the iron block is at 10°C, calculate:
m K
(a) the temperature between the blocks (the interface).
(b) the heat transfer rate through the system of blocks.
Question 10
Its separates the inside of your home, which is at 30°C, from the outside, which is at
5°C. If the conductivity of the window is 250, calculate the heat transfer rate through
There is a window whose dimensions are 2 m by 3 m, and is 10 cm thick.
the window.
Transcribed Image Text:A 20 cm thick block of copper is placed against a 40 cm block of iron. Let Question 9 the dimensions of the faces of each block be 3 m by 2 m. Also, the conductivity of copper is 200 and the conductivity of iron is 300 K. If the left face of the copper block is 100°C and the right face of the iron block is at 10°C, calculate: m K (a) the temperature between the blocks (the interface). (b) the heat transfer rate through the system of blocks. Question 10 Its separates the inside of your home, which is at 30°C, from the outside, which is at 5°C. If the conductivity of the window is 250, calculate the heat transfer rate through There is a window whose dimensions are 2 m by 3 m, and is 10 cm thick. the window.
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