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- Based on heat capacity data (table below), which of the following materials are best suited to make cookware such as pans and pots? Material Heat Capacity (J/g oC) Iron 0.45 Cement 0.88 Granite 0.79 Wood 1.76Explain (i) thermal conductivity (ii) composite wall (iii) diffusionplease make it 1 paragraph in the abstract below, with the journal name Optimizing the thermal management system of PCM fin-structured Li-ion batteries under mechanical vibration conditions: A comparative study because I have difficulty combining can you please ask for help to try the writing below, so that the results are maximized The thermal management of battery systems using Phase Change Materials (PCM) commonly faces challenges due to the low thermal conductivity of PCM. This study introduces innovative fin structures comprising longitudinal fins and cylindrical rings to enhance heat transfer. Comparative experiments are initially designed to assess the thermal performance of various Battery Thermal Management Systems (BTMS). Results indicate that the PCM-Fin system outperforms both the pure battery system and the PCM system. Numerical simulations, validated with experimental data, uncover the underlying mechanisms. The fin structures not only increase the heat transfer area…
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- * Runner blanket = space blanket Thin square shape material : Mylar Weight : 0.2 lbs (85g) 32 layers are thickness 0.45mm (c) assume the inside surface temperature is 35oC and the outside surface is 15oC, calculate the heat loss rate in W/m2 through the blanket. Look up thermal conductivity values for the materialsBuild a spreadsheet to do the step by step method for estimating the temperature of unprotected steel work exposed to the ASTM E119 Standard Fire. Assume a convective heat transfer coefficient of 25 W/m2K and an emissivity of 0.5. Assume the specific heat to remain constant at 600 J/kgK. Use a time step of 30 seconds and an ambient temperature of 20°C. Provide an Excel plot showing the curves of the fire and a steel member through a time of 60 minutes with F/V ratios of: a)25 m-1 b)100 m-1 c)200 m-1 d)300 m-1 Note your plot should contain 5 curves. One for the fire and one for each of the F/V values. Also on the spreadsheet, highlight in green, the cells identifying the temperature of the unprotected steel member with an F/V of 200m-1 at the following times: a)3 minutes b)10 minutes c)20 minutes d)50 minutesIf temperature difference is doubled whereas thermal conductivity and wall thickness are halved, what will be change in heat conducted through wall?