A spherical tank,the innerdiameter 50 cm and ismaintained at temperature of50c,the outer diameter=1m,andthe outer temperatureWith k=204.23c1)Calculate therate of heattransfer.2)if the tank covered by a 120mm layer of an insulation withk=0.16, calculate the rate ofheat transfer.49 à 10:04

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A spherical tank,the inner diameter 50 cm and is maintained at temperature of 50c,the outer diameter=1m,and the outer temperature 23c With k=204. 1)Calculate therate of heat transfer. 2)if the tank covered by a 120 mm layer of an insulation with k=0.16, calculate the rate of heat transfer. 49 10:04

A spherical tank,the inner diameter 50 cm and is maintained at temperature of 50c,the outer diameter=1m,and the outer temperature 23c With k=204. 1)Calculate therate of heat transfer. 2)if the tank covered by a 120 mm layer of an insulation with k=0.16, calculate the rate of heat transfer. 49 10:04

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