Ro A long, solid cylinder (k = 25 W/m-K) has a radius Ro= 4 cm, and undergoe volumetric heat generation at a rate ġgen= 35 W/m³. At steady state, the out cylinder has a temperature T, = 80°C, and the 1D temperature distribution T(r) as shown. Determine the rate of heat flow from the outer surface of the cylinder to the environment, per unit length. Your answer will be in W/m.

Ro A long, solid cylinder (k = 25 W/m-K) has a radius Ro= 4 cm, and undergoe volumetric heat generation at a rate ġgen= 35 W/m³. At steady state, the out cylinder has a temperature T, = 80°C, and the 1D temperature distribution T(r) as shown. Determine the rate of heat flow from the outer surface of the cylinder to the environment, per unit length. Your answer will be in W/m.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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