Engineering, 26.07.2019 20:20 lilroach4

Aspherical tank of radius 1 m containing radioactive material is buried in the earth. the distance between the earth's surface and the tank center is 4 m. heat release due to radioactive decay in the tank is 500 w. calculate the steady temperature of the tank's surface if the earth's surface is at 20°c and the thermal conductivity of the earth at this location is k 1.0w(m k)

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