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150   Heat-Transfer Fundamentals

           Table 1 Thermal Properties of Metallic Solids a
                                                                            Properties at Various
                                          Properties at 300 K                Temperatures (K)
                       Melting                                            k (W/m K); C p (J/kg K)
                        Point              C p       k          10 6
                                    3
                                                              2
           Composition   (K)    (kg/m )  (J/kg K)  (W/m K)  (m /s)     100        600       1200
           Aluminum      933     2702      903     237       97.1    302; 482  231; 1033
           Copper       1358     8933      385     401      117      482; 252  379; 417    339; 480
           Gold         1336    19300      129     317      127      327; 109  298; 135    255; 155
           Iron         1810     7870      447      80.2     23.1    134; 216  54.7; 574  28.3; 609
           Lead          601    11340      129      35.3     24.1   39.7; 118  31.4; 142
           Magnesium     923     1740     1024     156       87.6    169; 649  149; 1170
           Molybdenum   2894    10240      251     138       53.7    179; 141  126; 275    105; 308
           Nickel       1728     8900      444      90.7     23.0    164; 232  65.6; 592  76.2; 594
           Platinum     2045    21450      133      71.6     25.1   77.5; 100  73.2; 141  82.6; 157
           Silicon      1685     2330      712     148       89.2    884; 259  61.9; 867  25.7; 967
           Silver       1235    10500      235     429      174      444; 187  412; 250    361; 292
           Tin           505     7310      227      66.6     40.1   85.2; 188
           Titanium     1953     4500      522      21.9      9.32  30.5; 300  19.4; 591  22.0; 620
           Tungsten     3660    19300      132     174       68.3    208; 87   137; 142    113; 152
           Zinc          693     7140      389     116       41.8    117; 297  103; 436
           a
            Adapted from Ref. 1.


                          heat is conducted in only the x direction) and for a cylinder and sphere, only in the radial
                          direction.
                             Aside from the heat transfer in these simple geometric configurations, other common
                          problems encountered in practical applications is that of heat transfer through layers or
                          composite walls consisting of N layers, where the thickness of each layer is represented by



                          Table 2 Thermal Properties of Nonmetals
                                                                       Thermal     Specific
                                              Temperature  Density,  Conductivity, k  Heat, C p      10 6
                                                                3
                                                                                              2
                          Description/Composition  (K)      (kg/m )   (W/m K)     (J/kg K)  (m /s)
                          Bakelite               300        1300        0.232       1465     0.122
                          Brick, refractory
                           Carborundum           872         —         18.5         —         —
                           Chrome-brick          473        3010        2.32        835      0.915
                           Fire clay brick       478        2645        1.0         960      0.394
                          Clay                   300        1460        1.3         880      1.01
                          Coal, anthracite       300        1350        0.26        1260     0.153
                          Concrete (stone mix)   300        2300        1.4         880      0.692
                          Cotton                 300          80        0.059       1300     0.567
                          Glass, window          300        2700        0.78        840      0.344
                          Rock, limestone        300        2320        2.15        810      1.14
                          Rubber, hard           300        1190        0.160       —         —
                          Soil, dry              300        2050        0.52        1840     0.138
                          Teflon                  300        2200        0.35        —         —
                                                 400         —          0.45         —        —
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