Problem 2: G10 is a popular grade of fiberglass used in PCBS and aerospace applications. Given the figure below, what is the heat rate through the fiberglass plate, if the fiberglass is 1m H x 2m W x 0.1m thick? T1 T2

Problem 2: G10 is a popular grade of fiberglass used in PCBS and aerospace applications. Given the figure below, what is the heat rate through the fiberglass plate, if the fiberglass is 1m H x 2m W x 0.1m thick? T1 T2

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

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Problem 2: G10 is a popular grade of fiberglass used in PCBS and aerospace applications. Given the
figure below, what is the heat rate through the fiberglass plate, if the fiberglass is 1m H x 2m W x 0.1m
thick?
T1
T2
T01 = 80°C
W
h = 38-
T02 = 25°C
W
h2 = 20-
G10 Fiberglass
m²K
m²K

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