Physics, asked by ssahithyayadav, 8 months ago

A plane wall of thickness 150 mm has its area as 4.5 m². If its conductivity is 9.35 W/m'C and
surface temperature are steady at 150°C and 4°C, determine:
A) Heat flow across the wall.
B) Temperature gradient in the flow direction.​

Answers

Answered by DEBOBROTABHATTACHARY
7

A) Heat flow across the wall = 29452.5 w/m^2

B) Temperature gradient in the flow direction= -700℃/m

Solution:

Wall thickness , dx= 150mm = 0.15 m

Area (A) = 4.5 m^2

Temperature difference = dt = 40- 150 = -105 C

Thermal conductivity , k = 9.35 w/m.℃

Applying the Fourier's Law of Heat Conduction,

Q = - K × A × dt/dx

=> Q = -(9.35) × 4.5 × (-105)/0.15

Q = 29452.5 w/m^2

( ii ) dt/dx. = -Q/KA

=. - 29452.5/(9.35×4.5)

= -700℃/m

Answered by thakrepayal
5

Given:

A plane wall of thickness 150 mm has its area as 4.5 m². If its conductivity is 9.35 W/m'C and

surface temperature are steady at 150°C and 4°C

Find:

A) Heat flow across the wall = 29452.5 w/m^2

B) Temperature gradient in the flow direction= -700℃/m

Solution:

Wall thickness , dx= 150mm = 0.15 m

Area (A) = 4.5 m^2

Temperature difference = dt = 40- 150 = -105 C

Thermal conductivity , k = 9.35 w/m.℃

Applying the Fourier's Law of Heat Conduction,

Q = - K × A × dt/dx

=> Q = -(9.35) × 4.5 × (-105)/0.15

Q = 29452.5 w/m^2

( ii ) dt/dx. = -Q/KA

= - 29452.5/(9.35×4.5)

= -700℃/m

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