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θ1= temperature of the inner surface

θ2 = temperature of the outer surface

L = length of the cylinder

K = thermal conductivity

Ρ1 and Ρ2 are inner and outer radii of the cylinder

 ΔQ/ΔT = Heat flow per second H

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 In case of two cylindrical layers

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Heat conduction through a Spherical Shell

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In case of multiple shells:     

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Thermal Resistance (R): Eq. (ii) in differential form can be written as

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Here, DT = temperature difference (T.D) and,

                               R = 1/kA= thermal resistance of the rod.

 

Growth of Ice on the Surface of a Lake

A thick layer of ice of thickness x is created on the surface of a river. The water below the ice layer is at a temperature of 0oC. The air above the ice layer is at a temperature of - θoC. Heat transfers from water to air through ice. As a answer of this heat loss, the surface increase in thickness from below.

Let dx be the gain in thickness in time dt.

=>        Heat loss form water to air = (mass) * (latent heat) = (A dx) Ρ L

Where              Ρ : density of ice; L: latent heat of ice;

                        A: area of cross-section of ice slab

Using       ΔQ/Δt = {KA(θ1-θ2)}/d      

=>        Heat flow per second =AΡL(dx/dt) = KAθ/x

            Rate of growth of thickness =dx/dt = Kθ/ΡLx

            If the thickness changes from x1 to x2 in t time, then:

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