A composite wall of room is composed of three layers 1,2 and 3 such that the conductivity of the layers are as follows K1 = 1W/mk, K2 = Ak1, where A is a constant, and K3 = 2K2. The three layers have the same thickness equal to 0.2 m. The ambient temperature is variable and depends on a heat flux that is given by q"= 5t^2+58 where t is the time. On the other hand, the inner surface temperature of the composite wall is equal to 28 C and the outer surface temperature is given by To = 2t^2-4t +B where B is a constant. If the steady state winter configuration is considered where the outside temperature is lower than the inside temperature. Determine the maximal value of the heat flux through the composite wall if A is equal to 2 and B is equal to 4 C. Select one: O a. 55.8 W/m^2 b. 91.6 W/m^2 O c. 61.4 W/m^2 O d. 74.3 W/m^2
Energy transfer
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Molar Specific Heat
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