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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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Problem 8.36P

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Shape factor S=M/N, N isShape
factor S=M/N, N is
Number of isothermal boundaries
Number squares in a row between
isothermal boundaries
Number squares in a column between
isothermal boundaries
Area of one of the squares wherein q' is
being transferred

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