Degarmo's Materials And Processes In Manufacturing
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Author: Black, J. Temple, Kohser, Ronald A., Author.
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The most significant term in providing heat, based on the heat input equation.
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Q#01: Define the following:
a) Steady and Transient state of heat transfer by the help of an example.
b) If the area, thickness and temperatures are same across the material. Justify which
material will transfer more heat, either the material with high thermal conductivity value
or the material with low thermal conductivity value?
c) If the area and temperatures are same across the material. Explain whether thermal
conductivity will have any effect on thickness or not?
QUESTION 2 '
а)
Besides temperature measurement that is based on thermal expansion, there are also
thermal sensors that are based on other factors.
i.
Describe on how the RTD and thermistor measure the temperature and difference
between them.
ii.
Given the temperature for RTD in Figure 1 is 155°C, coefficient of resistance for
RTD, a is 0.0035°C'' and resistance for the RTD is 352 at 0°C. The bridge is
operated in a balanced condition. Find the value of R1, if R2= R3.
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