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How long does it take to freeze a 100 mm diameter sphere of pure Aluminum in a plaster mold assuming: a. No superheat and neglecting the heat flow divergence (contour effects) b. No superheat and considering
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How long does it take to freeze a 100 mm diameter sphere of pure Aluminum in a plaster mold assuming: a. No superheat and neglecting the heat flow divergence (contour effects) b. No superheat and considering heat flow divergence c. What is the error for neglecting contour effects

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Answer:Pressure = 11.38 psi

Force = 13.981 Ibf

Explanation: your welcome ;)

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