In the ungrounded electrical circuits or systems, the circuit is one that is not or do not have the connection to the grounding electrode.
<h3>What is an ungrounded electrical system?</h3>
An ungrounded system is known to be defined as a system that is known to be one that do not have an intentional connection to ground, and it has an exception of possibly going through potential indication or other kinds of devices.
Note that The neutral of an ungrounded system is one that is seen to be under reasonably balanced load conditions and thus it is one that is usually near to ground potential.
Hence, In the ungrounded electrical circuits or systems, the circuit is one that is not or do not have the connection to the grounding electrode.
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Velocity of the grip A= 24.077 ft/sec ,at t=3 seconds
Acceleration of the grip A=8.2764 ft/sec^2, at t=3 seconds
We have that the <em>temperature </em>at the <em>interface </em>of the two <em>layers</em>, in °F, and (b) the rate of heat transfer through the wall in Btu/h*ft^2 of surface area is given as
a)
b)
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A composite plane wall cons<em>i</em>sts of a 5-in.-thick layer of insulation (ks = 0.029 Btu/h*ft*°R) and a 0.75-in.-thick layer of siding (ks = 0.058 Btu/h*ft*°R).
The inner temperature of the insulation is 67°F. The outer temperature of the siding is -8°F.
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Interface Temperature</h3>
Generally the equation for the Terminal resistance is mathematically given as
b)
a)Interface Temp(T_i)
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Explanation:
<u>To derive the equation we have to make some assumptions </u>
assumptions:
Assume T depends on Z alone
Assume uniform thermal and electrical conductivities (k and ke) in the wire, Assume a uniform heat
transfer coefficient h from the wire to the air stream.
attached below is the required derivation of the equation