The wallof the three-rectangular Layer of the Lenght (5 m) and its display (4m) the external class is made of the materiaL of the ow Londur. Pish (thick ness) (2mm) and the second cLass Is ma of the fum in theinsu Lation thickness (5cm). and the third class is made of the excessive wood thickness (o.5 cm)the t emp rature of the eaternal surface othe wall (1200 k). cal culat the Tene o2 scond- di vide Limitis to Learn? f the temp. of first-divide is (190 k) and thermal conductivity (kaz/-4 .k) EAPLain the heut tran smission of solids ?
The wallof the three-rectangular Layer of the Lenght (5 m) and its display (4m) the external class is made of the materiaL of the ow Londur. Pish (thick ness) (2mm) and the second cLass Is ma of the fum in theinsu Lation thickness (5cm). and the third class is made of the excessive wood thickness (o.5 cm)the t emp rature of the eaternal surface othe wall (1200 k). cal culat the Tene o2 scond- di vide Limitis to Learn? f the temp. of first-divide is (190 k) and thermal conductivity (kaz/-4 .k) EAPLain the heut tran smission of solids ?
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Transcribed Image Text:The wall of the three - rectangular
Layer of the Lenght (5m) and its
display (4m) the external class
is made of the material of the
ow Londur. fish (thick ness) (2nm)
and the setond cLass Is ma of the
fum in the in su Lation thickness
(5cm). and the third class is
ma de of the
exLessive wood
thickness (o.5 cm),the t emp rature
of the external surface of the
wall (1200 k). cal culat the Temp ol
scond- di vide Limitis to Learn?
if the temp. of first-divide is (1190 k)
and thermal conductivity (kozl.4 m.k)
ENPLain the heut tran smission of
solids ?
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