Q5) Consider the heat transfer through an extended surface (a fin). Find temperature distributions T(x)? To The temperature of the body (Tb), the temperature of the ambient fluid (Too); the length(L), width, and thickness of the fin(t); the thermal conductivity (k) of the fin material; and convection heat transfer coefficient(h). The boundary conditions T(x=0) Tb and q(x=L-1)=0 dT/dx=0 Ax=h=0.25 The governing equation - m² (T-T ) = 0 d²T dx²

Q5) Consider the heat transfer through an extended surface (a fin). Find temperature distributions T(x)? To The temperature of the body (Tb), the temperature of the ambient fluid (Too); the length(L), width, and thickness of the fin(t); the thermal conductivity (k) of the fin material; and convection heat transfer coefficient(h). The boundary conditions T(x=0) Tb and q(x=L-1)=0 dT/dx=0 Ax=h=0.25 The governing equation - m² (T-T ) = 0 d²T dx²

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