A copper bar (2.00 cm by 2.00 cm and 10.0 cm long) is welded end to end to a brass bar of the same dimensions. The free end of the copper bar is placed in a steam bath and the free end of the brass bar is placed in an ice bath. If the system is at steady state condition and that both bars are properly insulated. (Given the thermal conductivity of copper is 390 W m1°C-1 and he thermal conductivity for brass is 110 W m1°C1) a.) What is the temperature T at the interface of the copper-brass bar? b.) How much thermal energy flows through the bar per minute?

A copper bar (2.00 cm by 2.00 cm and 10.0 cm long) is welded end to end to a brass bar of the same dimensions. The free end of the copper bar is placed in a steam bath and the free end of the brass bar is placed in an ice bath. If the system is at steady state condition and that both bars are properly insulated. (Given the thermal conductivity of copper is 390 W m1°C-1 and he thermal conductivity for brass is 110 W m1°C1) a.) What is the temperature T at the interface of the copper-brass bar? b.) How much thermal energy flows through the bar per minute?

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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