A wall of wood is 20 mm thick and has an area of 4 m². Its faces are held at 18 °C and -11 °C. Find the heat flux q″ through the wall.
Heat conduction worksheet with answers
A wall of brick is 250 mm thick and has an area of 4 m². Its faces are held at 15 °C and -7 °C. Find the heat flux q″ through the wall.
A wall is made of 200 mm of mineral wool and 75 mm of brick, with an area of 4 m². The outer faces are at 17 °C and 2 °C. Find the heat flow Q̇ through the wall.
A wall is made of 200 mm of gypsum board and 25 mm of concrete, with an area of 10 m². The outer faces are at 20 °C and -4 °C. Find the temperature Ti at the interface between the two layers.
A wall of 100 mm mineral wool and 150 mm gypsum board separates a room at 22 °C from outside air at -14 °C. The convection coefficients are 6 W/(m²·K) inside and 25 W/(m²·K) outside, and the wall area is 6 m². Find the heat loss Q̇ through the wall.
A wall of 250 mm mineral wool and 150 mm expanded polystyrene separates a room at 22 °C from outside air at -13 °C. The convection coefficients are 7.7 W/(m²·K) inside and 20 W/(m²·K) outside, and the wall area is 20 m². Find the heat loss Q̇ through the wall.
Answer key
- 1. q″ = 246.5 W/m²
- 2. q″ = 63.36 W/m²
- 3. Q̇ = 11.76 W
- 4. Ti = −3.641 °C
- 5. Q̇ = 60.18 W
- 6. Q̇ = 65.33 W
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