Question #204227

cold storage compartment is 4 m diameter and 4.5 m long with a thickness of 75 mm with insulating material which has a coefficient of thermal conductivity of 5.8 x10^-3 W/m-K. Calculate the quantity of heat energy leaking through the insulation per hour when the outside and inside temperature of the insulation are 15 R and -5 C.


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Expert's answer
2021-06-07T09:33:26-0400

Gives

Thickness(x)=75mm

Length (h)=4.5m

Radius (r)=2m

Thermal conductivity K=5.8×103W/mKK=5.8\times10^{-3}W/m-K

Area(A)=πr2h\pi r^2h

A=3.14×4×4.5=56.52m2A=3.14\times4\times4.5=56.52m^2

Out side temperature (To)=25R=18.75°C

Inside temperature (Ti)=-5°C

Now we can written as

Rate of heat


Qt=KA(ToTi)x\frac{Q}{t}=\frac{KA(T_o-T_i)}{x}

Put value

Qt=5.8×103×56.52(18.75(5))75×103\frac{Q}{t}=\frac{5.8\times10^{-3}\times{56.52}(18.75-(-5))}{75\times10^{-3}}

Qt=103.809\frac{Q}{t}=103.809 J/sec

Heat leakage per hour

Q=103.8093600=0.0289Q=\frac{103.809}{3600}=0.0289 J/hour


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