Answer:
a) q´ = 81546.36 W/m
T = 334.8 K
b) q = 4.21x10^8 W/m^3
Step-by-step explanation:
We will take the following assumptions:
-Stationary state
-constant properties,
- negligible contact resistance
-uniform convection coefficient
-uniform heat generation
a)
Rcond = 1/(r*ks) = ln(1.08w/D)/(2*pi*ks) = ln(2.16)/(2*pi*240) = 5.1x10^-4 mK/W
Lc = L + t/2 = 0.022 m
m = (2h/ks*t) = 32.3 m^-1
mLc = 0.71
nf = tanh(mLc)/mLc = 0.61/0.71 = 0.86
At = NAf + Ab = N(2L+t)+(uw-Nt) = 0.704 + 0.096 = 0.8 m
no = 1-(nAf/At)*(1-nf) = 1-(0.704/0.8)*(0.14) = 0.88
Rto = (no*h*At)^-1 = (0.88*500*0.8)^-1 = 2.8x10^-3 mK/W
q´ = (320-50)/(5.11x10^-4+2.8x10^-3) = 81546.36 W/m
b)
Us*As = Us*pi*D = 298/pi*0.015 = 6323.76 W/m^2K
q = 4Us(Ts-Tinfinity)/D = 4*(6323.76)*250/0.015 = 421584000 W/m^3 = 4.21x10^8 W/m^3
The temperature is equal to:
T = (q*(D/2)^2)/(4ks) + Ts = 4.21x10^8* (0.0075^2)/(4*400) + 320 = 334.8 K