Radiation from a Surface to the Sky. A plane surface having an area of 1.0 m is insulated on the bottom side and is placed on the ground exposed to the atmosphere at night. The upper surface is exposed to air at 290 K, and the convective heat-transfer coefficient from the air to the plane is 12 W/m - K. The plane radiates to the clear sky. The effective radiation temperature of the sky can be assumed as 80 K. If the plane is a black body, calculate the temperature of the plane at equilibrium.

Radiation from a Surface to the Sky. A plane surface having an area of 1.0 m is insulated on the bottom side and is placed on the ground exposed to the atmosphere at night. The upper surface is exposed to air at 290 K, and the convective heat-transfer coefficient from the air to the plane is 12 W/m - K. The plane radiates to the clear sky. The effective radiation temperature of the sky can be assumed as 80 K. If the plane is a black body, calculate the temperature of the plane at equilibrium.

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