a metal bar is made up of 3.0 cm of aluminum and 5.0 cm of steel. the free end of the aluminum bar is placed in contact with steam at 100 degree Celsius. at the other side, the free end of the steel bar maintained at 0 degree Celsius by placing it in contact with the ice. find the temperature at the point that connect the aluminum and the steal (junction)

a metal bar is made up of 3.0 cm of aluminum and 5.0 cm of steel. the free end of the aluminum bar is placed in contact with steam at 100 degree Celsius. at the other side, the free end of the steel bar maintained at 0 degree Celsius by placing it in contact with the ice. find the temperature at the point that connect the aluminum and the steal (junction)

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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