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Thermal Properties of Copper at 333K

This document contains assignments from a heat transfer class, listing problem numbers and occasionally providing brief answers. Problems involve calculating heat transfer rates, temperatures over time, and thermal resistances using properties of pure copper. The assignments are to be completed in class or individually.

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Thermal Properties of Copper at 333K

This document contains assignments from a heat transfer class, listing problem numbers and occasionally providing brief answers. Problems involve calculating heat transfer rates, temperatures over time, and thermal resistances using properties of pure copper. The assignments are to be completed in class or individually.

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Assignment

5.5 (solved in class)


5.7 (Pure copper (333K): = 8933 kg/m3, cp = 389 J/kgK, k = 398 W/mK)
Answer (h = 35.3 W/m2 K.)
5.8 (solved in class)
5.10 (solved in class)
5.11 (solved in class)
5.12, Answer (t =
5.13 Answer (Rtc =

35.3 W/m2 K,

T at 984 s = 272.5 C)

0.0041 m2 K/ W)

5.16 Answer (t =1.08 h,

Ts,o = 1220 K)

5.75 (Solved in class)


5.77 (a) Answer (T(0,180s)=
5.79 Answer (T(0,30 min)
Both requirements are met.)

276 C, T(0.045m,180s) = 315 C

= 309.5C < 325C, T(0.25m, 30min) 25C,

Few other problems will be assigned after completion of this


assignment

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