The fin shown in Figure, has a base maintained at 300 C and is exposed to the convection environment indicated. Calculate the steady-state temperatures of the nodes shown and the heat loss if k=1,0 W/m. C. h-40 Wim. 'C T-20°C 1.0 cm 300'C 1.0 cm S cm-

The fin shown in Figure, has a base maintained at 300 C and is exposed to the convection environment indicated. Calculate the steady-state temperatures of the nodes shown and the heat loss if k=1,0 W/m. C. h-40 Wim. 'C T-20°C 1.0 cm 300'C 1.0 cm S cm-

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The fin shown in Figure, has a base maintained at 300 C and is
exposed to the convection environment indicated. Calculate the
steady-state temperatures of the nodes shown and the heat loss if
k=1,0 W/m. C.
h- 40 Wim.'C
T-20'C
1.0 cm
300'C
1.0 cm
2 cm-
8 cm

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