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Three rods A ,B and C of same length and same cross section area joined. Their thermal conductivities are in ratio 1:2:1.5. If the open ends of A and C are at 200 degree Celsius and 18 degree Celsius respectively the temperature at the junction of A and B in equilibrium is.

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Answered by ankurbadani84
21

Answer:

116°

Explanation:

3/k(s) = 1/k + 1/2k + 1/3k

∴ k(s) = 18/13 k

( Θ / t ) combined = ( Θ / t ) A

18/13 k x A (200 - 18)/ 3l = k A (200 - Θ) / l

∴ Θ = 116°

The temperature at the junction of A and B in equilibrium is 116°

Answered by amitnrw
17

Three rods A ,B and C of same length and same cross section area joined. Their thermal conductivities are in ratio 1:2:1.5. If the open ends of A and C are at 200 degree Celsius and 18 degree Celsius respectively the temperature at the junction of A and B in equilibrium is.

Let say Thermal conductivity of A, B & C

are K  , 2K  & 1.5K

Let say temp at junction AB = Tab

Temp at junction BC = Tbc

A = cross section Area

L = Length

K A(200 -Tab)/L  = 2K A/(Tab - Tbc)/L

=> 200 - Tab = 2Tab - 2Tbc

=> 3Tab - 2Tbc = 200

2KA(Tab - Tbc)/L = 1.5KA(Tbc - 18)/L

=>  2Tab - 2Tbc = 1.5Tbc - 27

=> 3.5Tbc - 2Tab = 27

3Tab - 2Tbc = 200

10.5Tab - 7Tbc = 700

3.5Tbc - 2Tab = 27

7Tbc - 4Tab = 54

6.5Tab = 754

=> Tab = 116

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