Consider for the part in the figure below, a =112, b= 60 and c= 104. 80 Dimensions in mm Analyze the part in order to calculate the coordinates of the centre of gravity in the (2, y, z) system of coordinates. It is assumed that the following process was following for the manufacturing process • Part 1(a cubic piece of dimension 37 x 60 x 60 is cut out of a Part 2 of dimensions 149 x 60 x 80 and then • Part 3 (triangular prism) is welded Part 2

Consider for the part in the figure below, a =112, b= 60 and c= 104. 80 Dimensions in mm Analyze the part in order to calculate the coordinates of the centre of gravity in the (2, y, z) system of coordinates. It is assumed that the following process was following for the manufacturing process • Part 1(a cubic piece of dimension 37 x 60 x 60 is cut out of a Part 2 of dimensions 149 x 60 x 80 and then • Part 3 (triangular prism) is welded Part 2

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8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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