A furnace wall in the pharmaceutical industry is constructed from 220 mm of heat resistant clay bricks, 150 mm of face bricks, 50 mm of 85% magnesia and 3 mm of metal plate on the outside. If the...


A furnace wall in the pharmaceutical industry is constructed from 220 mm of heat resistant<br>clay bricks, 150 mm of face bricks, 50 mm of 85% magnesia and 3 mm of metal plate on the<br>outside. If the inside surface temperature is 1500°C and the outside surface temperature is<br>90°C, calculate the following:<br>3.1 The heat loss in kJ/h m2.<br>3.2 The temperature between layers;<br>NB: k (heat resistant clay bricks) = 4 kJ/mh°C; k (Face brick) = 2.8kJ/mh°C;<br>k (85% magnesia) = 0.24kJ/m h°C; and k (metal plate) = 240 kJ/m h°C<br>

Extracted text: A furnace wall in the pharmaceutical industry is constructed from 220 mm of heat resistant clay bricks, 150 mm of face bricks, 50 mm of 85% magnesia and 3 mm of metal plate on the outside. If the inside surface temperature is 1500°C and the outside surface temperature is 90°C, calculate the following: 3.1 The heat loss in kJ/h m2. 3.2 The temperature between layers; NB: k (heat resistant clay bricks) = 4 kJ/mh°C; k (Face brick) = 2.8kJ/mh°C; k (85% magnesia) = 0.24kJ/m h°C; and k (metal plate) = 240 kJ/m h°C

Jun 11, 2022
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