The construction of a wall is made of different materials as shown below. Happened. The room temperature is 21 °, the convection coefficient of the inner surface is 6.5 W/m2 ° and the external The convection coefficient of the surface is given as 17 W/m2°. The wall is 2,135 m high and It is 3,965 m wide. Material A is located at a height of 0.915 m from the ground. outside temperature It is given as -6 °. The heat transfer coefficients of the materials and the dimensions are on the figure. specified. Find the heat transferred from the wall accordingly.
The construction of a wall is made of different materials as shown below. Happened. The room temperature is 21 °, the convection coefficient of the inner surface is 6.5 W/m2 ° and the external The convection coefficient of the surface is given as 17 W/m2°. The wall is 2,135 m high and It is 3,965 m wide. Material A is located at a height of 0.915 m from the ground. outside temperature It is given as -6 °. The heat transfer coefficients of the materials and the dimensions are on the figure. specified. Find the heat transferred from the wall accordingly.
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The construction of a wall is made of different materials as shown below.
Happened. The room temperature is 21 °, the convection coefficient of the inner surface is 6.5 W/m2 ° and the external
The convection coefficient of the surface is given as 17 W/m2°. The wall is 2,135 m high and
It is 3,965 m wide. Material A is located at a height of 0.915 m from the ground. outside temperature
It is given as -6 °. The heat transfer coefficients of the materials and the dimensions are on the figure.
specified. Find the heat transferred from the wall accordingly.
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