The rate of heat generation per unit volume in a hollow cylinder of inner radius100 mm, outer radius 200 mm and length 1 m can be modeled as:ģ = 1000 – 4000rIf the inner surface of hollow cylinder is well insulated while its outer surfaceis at temperature 100 °C, then find maximum temperature in the cylinder. Takethermal conductivity of cylinder material equal to 5 W/m-K

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