A slab 0.25 m thick with thermal conductivity of 45 W/m-K receives heat from a furnace at 500 K both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient has a value of 50 W/m²- K. The surface temperature is 400 K on this side. The heat is transferred to surroundings at T, both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient on this side is 60 W/m2-K. Determine the surrounding temperature.
A slab 0.25 m thick with thermal conductivity of 45 W/m-K receives heat from a furnace at 500 K both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient has a value of 50 W/m²- K. The surface temperature is 400 K on this side. The heat is transferred to surroundings at T, both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient on this side is 60 W/m2-K. Determine the surrounding temperature.
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A slab 0.25 m thick with thermal conductivity of 45 W/m-K receives heat from a furnace at 500 K both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient has a value of 50 W/m²-
K. The surface temperature is 400 K on this side. The heat is transferred to surroundings at T, both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient on this side is 60 W/m2-K.
Determine the surrounding temperature.
K.
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A slab 0.25 m thick with thermal conductivity of 45 W/m-K receives heat from a furnace at 500 K both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient has a value of 50 W/m²-
K. The surface temperature is 400 K on this side. The heat is transferred to surroundings at T, both by convection and radiation. The convection coefficient on this side is 60 W/m2-K.
Determine the surrounding temperature.
K.
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