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Anylon pipe has a bore of 50mm and a wall thickness of 5mm. it is covered with insulation 10mm thick. the thermal conductivity of the nylon is 0.25w/mk and for the insulation it is 0.1 w/mk. the inside of the pipe carries hot water at 50°c and the outer surface of the pipe is at 10°c. calculate the heat loss per metre length and the temperature between the two materials.

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