As seen in the figure, a composite wall consists of three different materials (Material Material-B, and Material-C). Fluid temperature on the left side of the wall is T=758 with a heat transfer coefficient of h=48 W/(m2°C). Calculate the temperature drop across Material-B (TB,1- TB,2) under steady state conditions by considering the material properties given below.

As seen in the figure, a composite wall consists of three different materials (Material Material-B, and Material-C). Fluid temperature on the left side of the wall is T=758 with a heat transfer coefficient of h=48 W/(m2°C). Calculate the temperature drop across Material-B (TB,1- TB,2) under steady state conditions by considering the material properties given below.

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