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Fed [463]
3 years ago
15

the diagram shows an electrical circuit when the switch is open and closed which series of energy transformation occurs when the

switch is closed
Engineering
1 answer:
Brums [2.3K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Can you please provide me with the diagram?

so I help. you out

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           return;

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And if we solve for T we got:

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Data given

For this case we have the following data given:

h = 20 \frac{W}{m^2 K} represent the heat transfer coefficient.

p represent the perimeter for this case and would be given by:

p = 2*0.05m +2*0.001m= 0.102m

k = 200 \frac{W}{m C} represent the thermal conductivity

w = 5cm =0.05 m represent the width

h = 1mm =0.001m represent the thickness

A= wh= 0.05m *0.001m = 0.00005 m^2

Solution to the problem

For this case we assume that we have steady conditions, the temperature of the fins varies just in one direction, the heat transfer coefficient not changes with the time and the thermal properties of the fin not change.

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Where m is a coefficient given by:

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T_{\infty}= 20 represent the temperature of the sorroundings or the ambient.

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\frac{T-20}{130-20}= e^{-14.28*0.05}

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T= 20 + 110e^{-14.28*0.05} = 73.86 C

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