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    This document is a lecture presentation on heat and mass transfer by Dr. Indro Pranoto from Universitas Gadjah Mada. It covers the topics of one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through plane walls and radial systems. Equations for determining temperature distributions, heat fluxes, and thermal resistances are presented. It is explained that for radial systems, there is a critical insulation radius rather than an optimal thickness, as thickness cannot be minimized to reduce heat loss.

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    This document is a lecture presentation on heat and mass transfer by Dr. Indro Pranoto from Universitas Gadjah Mada. It covers the topics of one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through plane walls and radial systems. Equations for determining temperature distributions, heat fluxes, and thermal resistances are presented. It is explained that for radial systems, there is a critical insulation radius rather than an optimal thickness, as thickness cannot be minimized to reduce heat loss.

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    Indro Pranoto, Ph.D.

    (2021) 16/02/2021

    Heat and Mass Transfer 1


    Semester 2 Tahun 2020/2021

    Week 3
    1D, Steady-State Heat Conduction:
    Plane Wall and Radial Systems

    Indro Pranoto, Ph.D.


    Email: indro.pranoto@ugm.ac.id

    Heat and Mass Transfer Laboratory


    Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
    UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA

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    An optimum insulation thickness would be associated


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    To determine whether the foregoing result maximizes


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     Since this result is always positive, it follows that r = k/h is the


    insulation radius for which the total resistance is a minimum, not a
    maximum. Hence an optimum insulation thickness does not exist.

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