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    This document describes heat transfer through a 1D plane wall with temperature-dependent conductivity. The wall thickness is 1 m, with the left side at 500 K and the right side at 50 K. The conductivity is directly proportional to temperature. The problem involves deriving the governing differential equation, applying the boundary conditions to solve for constants, and plotting the temperature distribution as a function of position using EES.

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    This document describes heat transfer through a 1D plane wall with temperature-dependent conductivity. The wall thickness is 1 m, with the left side at 500 K and the right side at 50 K. The conductivity is directly proportional to temperature. The problem involves deriving the governing differential equation, applying the boundary conditions to solve for constants, and plotting the temperature distribution as a function of position using EES.

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    This document describes heat transfer through a 1D plane wall with temperature-dependent conductivity. The wall thickness is 1 m, with the left side at 500 K and the right side at 50 K. The conductivity is directly proportional to temperature. The problem involves deriving the governing differential equation, applying the boundary conditions to solve for constants, and plotting the temperature distribution as a function of position using EES.

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    This document describes heat transfer through a 1D plane wall with temperature-dependent conductivity. The wall thickness is 1 m, with the left side at 500 K and the right side at 50 K. The conductivity is directly proportional to temperature. The problem involves deriving the governing differential equation, applying the boundary conditions to solve for constants, and plotting the temperature distribution as a function of position using EES.

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    1.2-21 Figure P1.

    2-21 illustrates a plane wall made of a material with a temperature-dependent


    conductivity. The conductivity of the material is given by:

    k = bT
    where b = 1 W/m2-K2 and T is the temperature in K.

    TH
    k = bT

    TC
    x
    L
    Figure P1.2-21: Plane wall with temperature-dependent conductivity.

    The thickness of the wall is L = 1 m. The left side of the wall (at x= 0) is maintained at TH = 500
    K and the right side (at x= L) is kept at TC = 50 K. The problem is steady-state and 1-D.
    a.) Sketch the temperature distribution in the wall (i.e., sketch T as a function of x). Make sure
    that you get the qualitative features of your sketch right.
    b.) Derive the ordinary differential equation that governs this problem.
    c.) What are the boundary conditions for this problem?
    d.) Solve the governing differential equation from (b) - you should end up with a solution that
    involves two unknown constants of integration.
    e.) Use the boundary conditions from (c) with the solution from (d) in order to obtain two
    equations in the two unknown constants.
    f.) Type the inputs for the problem and the equations from (e) into EES in order to evaluate the
    undetermined constants.
    g.) Prepare a plot of the temperature as a function of position in the wall using EES.

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