Consider aperson Standing in a room at 23c Delermineat 23°c oclermineThe total rute of heat trans fer Prom this personif the exp-sed surface area and the skintemperture ofa person are 1.7m² and 32č respectivelyand convection heat trans fer coefficientis 5w /nt:Take enissivity of the skin and the clothes to beogadassume The temper ture of the inner Surfaces of theroom to be the Same as the ain teuperture.

Heat Transfer = heat transfer due to radiation + heat transfer due to convectio

Consider aperson Standing in a room at 23 c Delermine The total rute of heat teans fer Prom Hhis person if the exposed surface area and the skin temperture ofo person are 1.7m and 3 respectively and convection heat trans fer coefficintis 5w Int: Take enissivity of the skin and the cloths to beogd assume The temper ture of the inner surfaces of the room to be the Same as the ain teuperture

Consider aperson Standing in a room at 23 c Delermine The total rute of heat teans fer Prom Hhis person if the exposed surface area and the skin temperture ofo person are 1.7m and 3 respectively and convection heat trans fer coefficintis 5w Int: Take enissivity of the skin and the cloths to beogd assume The temper ture of the inner surfaces of the room to be the Same as the ain teuperture

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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