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PtichkaEL [24]
3 years ago
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Consider steady one-dimensional heat transfer through a plane wall exposed to convection from both sides to environments at know

n temperatures T[infinity]1 and T[infinity]2 with known heat transfer coefficients h1 and h2. Once the rate of heat transfer has been evaluated, explain how you would determine the temperature of each surface.

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1 answer:
Leona [35]3 years ago
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Answer:

Now find the temperature of each surface, we have that the the temperature on the left side of the wall is T∞₁ - Q/h₁A and  the temperature on the right side of the wall is T∞₂ + Q/h₂A.

Note: kindly find an attached diagram to the complete question given below.

Sources: The diagram/image was researched and taken from Slader website.

Explanation:

Solution

Let us consider the rate of heat transfer through the plane wall which can be obtained from the relations given below:

Q = T∞₁ -T₁/1/h₁A = T₁ -T₂/L/kA =T₂ -T∞₂/1/h₂A

= T∞₁  - T∞₂/1/h₁A + L/kA + 1/h₂A

Here

The convective heat transfer coefficient on the left side of the wall is h₁, while the convective heat transfer coefficient on the right side of the wall is h₂. the thickness of the wall is L, the thermal conductivity of the wall material is k, and the heat transfer area on one side of the wall is A. Q is refereed to as  heat transfer.

Thus

Let us consider the convection heat transfer on the left side of the wall which is given below:

Q = T∞₁ -T₁/1/h₁A

T₁ = T∞₁ - Q/h₁A

Therefore the temperature on the left side of the wall is T∞₁ - Q/h₁A

Now

Let us consider the convection heat transfer  on the left side of the wall which is given below:

Q= T₂ -T∞₂/1/h₂A

T₂ = T∞₂ + Q/h₂A

Therefore the temperature on the right side of the wall is T∞₂ + Q/h₂A

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