calculate the net radiant heat exchance per m^2 area for two large parallel plates at temperatureof 425 degree celsius and 25 degree celsius e1(hot plate)=0.8 and e2 (cold plate)=0.5. a polished aluminum shield is placed between them, find the percent reduction in the heat transfer e (shield)=0.3.

calculate the net radiant heat exchance per m^2 area for two large parallel plates at temperatureof 425 degree celsius and 25 degree celsius e1(hot plate)=0.8 and e2 (cold plate)=0.5. a polished aluminum shield is placed between them, find the percent reduction in the heat transfer e (shield)=0.3.

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

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