Engineering, 28.07.2020 17:01 neolmar9329

A cylinder of diameter D= 10 mm and temperature T, = 100°C is centrally located in an extruded square coating of bakelite of dimension w = 11 mm. The ambient tem- perature is To = 25°C and a convection coefficient of value h= 100 W/m². K exists at the outer surfaces of the bakelite. Determine the heat transfer rate per unit length of the cylinder. Plot the heat transfer rate per length over the range 10 mm Sw< 100 mm. Explain the dependence of the heat transfer rate on the bakelite thickness that is evident in your plot. Also derive the critical value of w that maximizes heat transfer from the cylinder.

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