1 (40%). Consider a glass screen in top of a small furnace, with a length of 0.7lm and width of 1.02 m. The surface of t

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1 (40%). Consider a glass screen in top of a small furnace, with a length of 0.7lm and width of 1.02 m. The surface of t

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1 (40%). Consider a glass screen in top of a small furnace, with a length of 0.7lm and width of 1.02 m. The surface of the glass screen is at a uniform temperature of 232 °C and the room air is at 23 °C. (a) If there is a forced flow at a speed of 5 m/s over and parallel to the top surface, what is the net heating rate from the screen to the room? Include radiation and convection. (b) Compute the radiation heat flux from the room to the screen and show that that is negligible compared to heat flux from the surface. TARRA.4 Thermophysical Properties of Great Atmospheric Preware T 107 10k-10 -10Pr (k) (k/m) (kJ/k2-6) (- 1/m) (m/w) (w/m) (m/w) Air... 28.97 kg/kmol 100 3.596 Log 71 2.00 9.34 254 07:16 150 2.64 1010 1034 4:46 584 075 200 1.7455 2007 13.5 7.590 0 0.737 250 1.3947 1006 2506 11:44 223 13-90790 300 1.2614 L007 20.3 22.5 0.707 350 9950 L000 20.a 2002 30.0 9.9 0.700 400 1,014 138 33 0.690
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