Explanation Given: The density of aluminum wireis 2702 kg / m 3 . Thermal conductivity of aluminum wireis 237 W / m ⋅ K . Specific heat of the aluminum wireis 903 J / kg ⋅ K . Diameter of aluminum wireis 4 mm . Heat transfer coefficient is 50 W / m 2 ⋅ K . Initial temperature of aluminum wireis 350 ° C . Final temperature of aluminum wireis 50 ° C . Temperature of surrounding air is 25 ° C . Linear rate of extrusion is 10 m / min . Concept used: Write the expression for the characteristics length. L = V A ....... (1) Here, L is the characteristics length, V is the volume and A is the surface area. Write the expression for the volume of wire. V = 1 4 π d 2 l Here, d is the diameter of rod and l is the length of the wire. Write the expression for the surface area of wire. A = π d l Substitute 1 4 π d 2 l for V and π d l for A in equation (1). L = 1 4 π d 2 l π d l L = d 4 Write the expression for the Biot number. B i = h L k Here, B i is the Biot number, h is the heat transfer coefficient and k is the thermal conductivity. Substitute d 4 for L in above equation. B i = h d 4 k Substitute 50 W / m 2 ⋅ K for h , 4 mm for d and 237 W / m ⋅ K for k in above equation. B i = ( 50 ) ( 4 mm ( 1 m 1000 mm ) ) 4 ( 237 ) = ( 50 ) ( 0.004 ) 4 ( 237 ) = 0.00021 Here, Biot number is less than 0.1 . Write the expression for the variation of temperature with time by Lumped capacitance. T f − T 0 T i − T 0 = e − ( h A t ρ V c P ) Here, T f is the final temperature, T i is the final temperature, T 0 is the surrounding temperature, ρ is the density, c P is the specific heat of the aluminum wire and t is the time. Substitute d 4 for V A in above equation

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