Posted by anonymous on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 10:25am.
the picture got messed up. theres a block of ice on the left and the strip of aluminum on the right. the base of the ice is L1 and the base of the aluminum is L2. T1 is the ice and T2 is the aluminum. Please help me with this problem!!!!
Isn't this a simple heat flow problem.
Boundry coditions: At the ice/Al interface, temp 0deg. At the right side of the aluminum, Temp is T2. Heat flow thru the ice, and then in aluminum will be equal. You cannot assume anything about the temperature of the ice/aluminum interface.
You need the thermal conductivity of ice, and aluminum, look them up.
Then start with the heat flow thru the ice (deltaTemp T1-Tinterface), setting it equal to heat flow thru the aluminum, (deltatemp Tinerface-T2). Solve for the unknown Temp at interface, then you can solve for heat flow.
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