A long water channel is covered with an aluminum cover 8 mm thick and 240 mm wide. The water flowing in the channel is at 24°C and has a heat transfer coefficent of hw = 275 W/m2 · K. The top of the cover is exposed to air at 24°C, and a heat transfer coefficient ha = 12 W/m2 · K. If the two sides of the aluminum cover are kept at 95°C, find a) Temperature at the middle of the aluminum cover b) Heat transferred to water per unit length of cover c) Heat transferred to air per unit length of Cover

A long water channel is covered with an aluminum cover 8 mm thick and 240 mm wide. The water flowing in the channel is at 24°C and has a heat transfer coefficent of hw = 275 W/m2 · K. The top of the cover is exposed to air at 24°C, and a heat transfer coefficient ha = 12 W/m2 · K. If the two sides of the aluminum cover are kept at 95°C, find a) Temperature at the middle of the aluminum cover b) Heat transferred to water per unit length of cover c) Heat transferred to air per unit length of Cover

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter2: Steady Heat Conduction

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