One-dimensional wall is exposed to constant heat flux and convective boundary conditions as shown in the figure below. Calculate the heat flux at x = 0 T= 70°C q"=? T. - 50 °C h= 10 W/m²K wall 4 = 1000 W /m³ 11 L- 100 mm

One-dimensional wall is exposed to constant heat flux and convective boundary conditions as shown in the figure below. Calculate the heat flux at x = 0 T= 70°C q"=? T. - 50 °C h= 10 W/m²K wall 4 = 1000 W /m³ 11 L- 100 mm

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One-dimensional wall is exposed to constant heat flux and convective boundary
conditions as shown in the figure below. Calculate the heat flux at x = 0
T= 70°C
q"=?
T. - 50 °C
h= 10 W/m²K
wall
4 = 1000 W /m³
11
L- 100 mm

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