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| Jul5-12, 07:39 AM | #1 |
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Heat funnction in steady state
I was given the following interesting question.
A closed room contains several identical machines in it, they are fed by an electrical cable. The machines can be turned on or off. When a machine is turned on, it consumes electrical energy and as a by product generates heat. The heat is radiated through the room walls to the outside air. What is the function that describes the room surface temperature in steady state as a function of the number of machines that are turned on? Is it power 2 or 3 of β (the number of machines that are turned on)? In order to simplify the analysis you can assume that the room is a ball. |
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