A square thermal window is constructed of two sheets of flat glass, each 4.00 mm thick, separated by 5.00 mm of still air. If the inside of the window is at 20.0°C, the outside at - 30.0°C, and the cross-sectional area of the window is 6.00 m², determine for the steady state: W m. K k is Thermal conductivity kglass = 0,80- W m. K Kair= 0,024- a) The temperatures between the air layer T1 and 72 indicated in the figure. b) The flow of heat through the window. c) If the air layer is removed and the two glass sheets are glued together. What is the new heat current? Is the standing air layer important? And discuss what would happen if the air between the two glasses were not stationary.

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A square thermal window is constructed of two sheets of flat glass, each 4.00 mm thick,
separated by 5.00 mm of still air. If the inside of the window is at 20.0°C, the outside at -
30.0°C, and the cross-sectional area of the window is 6.00 m², determine for the steady state:
W
kglass = 0,80- ; Kair= 0,024-
m. K
k is Thermal conductivity
a) The temperatures between the air layer T1 and 72 indicated in the figure.
b) The flow of heat through the window.
c) If the air layer is removed and the two glass sheets are glued together. What is the new
heat current? Is the standing air layer important? And discuss what would happen if the air
between the two glasses were not stationary.
4,00 mm 5,00 mm 4,00 mm
W
m. K
Thot
1.1
T₁ T2
T cold
Glass
6 lass
Air
Transcribed Image Text:A square thermal window is constructed of two sheets of flat glass, each 4.00 mm thick, separated by 5.00 mm of still air. If the inside of the window is at 20.0°C, the outside at - 30.0°C, and the cross-sectional area of the window is 6.00 m², determine for the steady state: W kglass = 0,80- ; Kair= 0,024- m. K k is Thermal conductivity a) The temperatures between the air layer T1 and 72 indicated in the figure. b) The flow of heat through the window. c) If the air layer is removed and the two glass sheets are glued together. What is the new heat current? Is the standing air layer important? And discuss what would happen if the air between the two glasses were not stationary. 4,00 mm 5,00 mm 4,00 mm W m. K Thot 1.1 T₁ T2 T cold Glass 6 lass Air
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Given:kglass=0.80 W/m.Kkair=0.024 W/m.KTcold=20oCThot=30oCCross-sectional area, A=6.00 m2Find:a The temperature between the layer T1 and T2b The flow of heat through the windowc Effect of removal of air layer

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