Solve for Q in Watts. The dimension of the wall into the page is 24 mm and the temperature difference between the outer surfaces is 98°C. Write your answer to three decimal places. KA = 20, kg = 0.6, kc = 5, kp = 50, kɛ = 0.6, kẸ = 0.3, kG = 0.65 all in W/m°C. 10 mm 20 mm 10 mm 10 mm Composite wall E kE kg 16 mm F 36 mm A kp kp 18 mm 10 mm kA kc kG Rth-B Rth-E www Rh-F Rth-D www www Rth-4 www Rth-G www Rh-C

Solve for Q in Watts. The dimension of the wall into the page is 24 mm and the temperature difference between the outer surfaces is 98°C. Write your answer to three decimal places. KA = 20, kg = 0.6, kc = 5, kp = 50, kɛ = 0.6, kẸ = 0.3, kG = 0.65 all in W/m°C. 10 mm 20 mm 10 mm 10 mm Composite wall E kE kg 16 mm F 36 mm A kp kp 18 mm 10 mm kA kc kG Rth-B Rth-E www Rh-F Rth-D www www Rth-4 www Rth-G www Rh-C

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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