The room of a building receives energy from the sun during the day such that the roof temperature becomes too hot to touch at certain times of the day. For a roof-surface temperature of 65°C and an ambient air temperature of 20°C, determine the convective heat transfer 2 coefficient (in W/m¯-K), if the roof makes an angle of 45° with the vertical and has a length of 5 m. Answers: Analysis: convection °C 11 x 10 (scientific notation, 6 decimal places) Nu = 2 h = W/m -K >

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The room of a building receives
energy from the sun during the day
such that the roof temperature
becomes too hot to touch at certain
times of the day. For a roof-surface
temperature of 65°C and an ambient
air temperature of 20°C, determine
the convective heat transfer
2
coefficient (in W/m¯-K), if the roof
makes an angle of 45° with the
vertical and has a length of 5 m.
Answers:
Analysis:
convection
°C
%D
m
11
х 10
(scientific notation, 6 decimal
places)
Nu =
h =
W/m -K
Transcribed Image Text:The room of a building receives energy from the sun during the day such that the roof temperature becomes too hot to touch at certain times of the day. For a roof-surface temperature of 65°C and an ambient air temperature of 20°C, determine the convective heat transfer 2 coefficient (in W/m¯-K), if the roof makes an angle of 45° with the vertical and has a length of 5 m. Answers: Analysis: convection °C %D m 11 х 10 (scientific notation, 6 decimal places) Nu = h = W/m -K
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