A wall of glass is 250 mm thick and has an area of 10 m². Its faces are held at 16 °C and -13 °C. Find the rate of heat conduction Q̇ through the wall.
Heat conduction worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. Q̇ = 1114 W
- 2. q″ = 31.45 W/m²
- 3. Ti = 2.461 °C
- 4. Q̇ = 70.57 W
- 5. Q̇ = 53.89 W
- 6. Ts = 20.36 °C
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