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there is a vertical air space and heat is transferred horizontally. Surface temperature on the two...

there is a vertical air space and heat is transferred horizontally. Surface temperature on the two sides of the air space are -10 and 10F respectively. The thikness and effective emmitanceof the air space is 1.5'' and 0.35 respectively. Find U value in IP unit

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Surface temperature of two sides of air space is T1 and T2 , T1 = -10F and T2 = 10F

thickness of air space is t, t = 1.5" and effective emittance , = 0.35

U value in IP unit =?

U = 1/R where R = t / k = thickness/ thermal conductivity

U= A /  T = heat flux or rate of heat energy per unit area / temp difference

[   = 1.714 10-9 BTU/ hr ft2 R4 ]

U= A / T = E =T4 / T = 0.351.71410-9{104-(-10)4} / [10-(-10)]

= 1.201910-5 / 20

= 610-7 BTU/ hr ft2 F


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