38. An electric resistor, R = 0.1 in, is steadily generating heat at a rate of 4" SE7 Btu/h-ft'. The centerline temperature is maintained at 300 F, find surface temperature, surface heat flux, and ģ'. k = 50 Btu/ft-h-F. [Ans.: T, = 282.6 F, ģ* = 2.1E5 Btu/h-ft, and ģ' = 3.2 kW/ft].

38. An electric resistor, R = 0.1 in, is steadily generating heat at a rate of 4" SE7 Btu/h-ft'. The centerline temperature is maintained at 300 F, find surface temperature, surface heat flux, and ģ'. k = 50 Btu/ft-h-F. [Ans.: T, = 282.6 F, ģ* = 2.1E5 Btu/h-ft, and ģ' = 3.2 kW/ft].

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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