You are asked to determine the heat loss from a very thin spherical cap containing a hot fluid at a temperature of 140.0°C. The outside diameter of the cap is 40.0 m and it is insulated by three layers of insulation of thickness 50.0 m each. The thermal conductivities of each layer are: k1 = 0.02 W/mK; k2 = 0.06 W/mK; k3 = 0.16 W/mK These thermal conductivities are indicated from the inside out in the spherical space coordinate. On the other hand, the external temperature of the system is 30.0°C. Additionally, you are asked to determine the temperatures at the contact interfaces between the different materials. Finally, you are asked to make a freehand diagram of the system, indicating the temperatures obtained by you for each interface and the heat flux.
You are asked to determine the heat loss from a very thin spherical cap containing a hot fluid at a temperature of 140.0°C. The outside diameter of the cap is 40.0 m and it is insulated by three layers of insulation of thickness 50.0 m each. The thermal conductivities of each layer are:
?1 = 0.02 ?⁄??; ?2 = 0.06 ?⁄??; ?3 = 0.16 ?⁄??
These thermal conductivities are indicated from the inside out in the spherical space coordinate. On the other hand, the external temperature of the system is 30.0°C. Additionally, you are asked to determine the temperatures at the contact interfaces between the different materials. Finally, you are asked to make a freehand diagram of the system, indicating the temperatures obtained by you for each interface and the heat flux.
![You are asked to determine the heat loss from a very thin
spherical cap containing a hot fluid at a temperature of
140.0°C. The outside diameter of the cap is 40.0 m and it
is insulated by three layers of insulation of thickness 50.0
m each. The thermal conductivities of each layer are:
k1 = 0.02 W/mK; k2 = 0.06 W/mK; k3 = 0.16 W/mK
These thermal conductivities are indicated from the
inside out in the spherical space coordinate. On the other
hand, the external temperature of the system is 30.0°C.
Additionally, you are asked to determine the temperatures
at the contact interfaces between the different materials.
Finally, you are asked to make a freehand diagram of the
system, indicating the temperatures obtained by you for
each interface and the heat flux.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3b39af28-37fc-474a-a03e-a639e97fcd0c%2F29f7e6c1-2eae-4299-8b5b-e0a1da2ac039%2Ffthukzm_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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