T3=0°F. Wall -T₂ = 61°F -T₁ = 69°F Surface temperatures of plastic panel - Plastic panel has thermal conductivity k = 0.075 Btu/hr.ft. F (average value between T₁ and T₂) 0.502" Fig. 10A.6. Determination of the thermal resistance of a wall.

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10A.5. Free convection velocity.
(a) Verify the expression for the average velocity in the upward-moving stream in Eq. 10.9-16.
(b) Evaluate 3 for the conditions given below.
(c) What is the average velocity in the upward-moving stream in the system described in Fig.
10.9-1 for air flowing under these conditions?
Pressure
Temperature of the heated wall
Temperature of the cooled wall
Spacing between the walls
Answer: 2.3 cm/s
T3=0°F.
Wall
1 atm
100°C
20°C
0.6 cm
-T₂ = 61°F
Surface temperatures
-T₁ = 69°F of plastic panel
Plastic panel has
thermal conductivity
k = 0.075
Btu/hr. ft. °F
(average value between
T₁ and T₂)
-0.502"
Fig. 10A.6. Determination of the thermal resistance of
a wall.
Problems 321
Transcribed Image Text:10A.5. Free convection velocity. (a) Verify the expression for the average velocity in the upward-moving stream in Eq. 10.9-16. (b) Evaluate 3 for the conditions given below. (c) What is the average velocity in the upward-moving stream in the system described in Fig. 10.9-1 for air flowing under these conditions? Pressure Temperature of the heated wall Temperature of the cooled wall Spacing between the walls Answer: 2.3 cm/s T3=0°F. Wall 1 atm 100°C 20°C 0.6 cm -T₂ = 61°F Surface temperatures -T₁ = 69°F of plastic panel Plastic panel has thermal conductivity k = 0.075 Btu/hr. ft. °F (average value between T₁ and T₂) -0.502" Fig. 10A.6. Determination of the thermal resistance of a wall. Problems 321
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