Material Property Sheet attached MaterialDensity(kgm³SpecificLatent Heat Latent HeatThermalHeat (Kak)of Fusion,ofConductivityWVaporizationkgAmK.\kg.Air1.2257180.025Aluminum2712900396000200Ammonia68244001371000(Liquid)Cast Iron7300460247000408940390206000400СopperЕроху120010001.5G1018006700.3FiberglassGlass22007501Silicone107013000.2Steel785045024700020 A researcher tries to apply a 5mm thick cure-on epoxy insulation to an internally-heatedspherical container, but the epoxy delaminates. The container (ID = 30mm, OD = 50mm) is made of18000Waluminum and has a heat flux on the internal surface of qnIf the epoxy delaminates atm²KW200°C, what is the minimum required air temperature if hair= 40to make this occur?m²K

Write the given data with suitable variables. Q=1800 W/m2Ts=200 °C=200+273 K=473 Khair=40 W/m2K

A researcher tries to apply a 5mm thick cure-on epoxy insulation to an internally-heated spherical container, but the epoxy delaminates. The container (ID = 30mm, OD = 50mm) is made of 18000W aluminum and has a heat flux on the internal surface of qim If the epoxy delaminates at m²K W 40 200°C, what is the minimum required air temperature if hair to make this occur? m²K

A researcher tries to apply a 5mm thick cure-on epoxy insulation to an internally-heated spherical container, but the epoxy delaminates. The container (ID = 30mm, OD = 50mm) is made of 18000W aluminum and has a heat flux on the internal surface of qim If the epoxy delaminates at m²K W 40 200°C, what is the minimum required air temperature if hair to make this occur? m²K

Principles of Heat Transfer (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305387102

Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

Publisher:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

Section: Chapter Questions

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