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    Physics Lab-2 Experiment-7 Heat Transfer by Conduction: NAME: Viks

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    This document summarizes an experiment to determine the thermal conductivity and resistance of cardboard. The experiment uses a two slab guarded hot plate method and measures temperatures at different voltages and currents applied. Calculations using the temperature differences and material properties yield the thermal conductivity as 0.0103776576 W m-1 K-1 and thermal resistance as 0.6745260125 K m2 W-1.

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    This document summarizes an experiment to determine the thermal conductivity and resistance of cardboard. The experiment uses a two slab guarded hot plate method and measures temperatures at different voltages and currents applied. Calculations using the temperature differences and material properties yield the thermal conductivity as 0.0103776576 W m-1 K-1 and thermal resistance as 0.6745260125 K m2 W-1.

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    This document summarizes an experiment to determine the thermal conductivity and resistance of cardboard. The experiment uses a two slab guarded hot plate method and measures temperatures at different voltages and currents applied. Calculations using the temperature differences and material properties yield the thermal conductivity as 0.0103776576 W m-1 K-1 and thermal resistance as 0.6745260125 K m2 W-1.

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    PHYSICS LAB-2

    EXPERIMENT-7
    HEAT TRANSFER BY CONDUCTION
    NAME: Viks

    ENROLLMENT: …………

    BATCH: E

    AIM:
    1. To find the thermal conductivity of a material by the two slabs guarded hot plate
    method.
    2. To find the thermal resistance of the sample.

    FORMULA USED:
    The amount of heat Q that flows through the slab in the time t is given by

    Rate of conduction

    And thus (1)

    Where ΔT = T1 – T2, and k is the thermal conductivity of the material, is a measure of its
    ability to conduct heat. The SI unit of k is Wm-1K-1.
    The thermal resistance R of a layer of a material of thickness d and of thermal
    conductivity k is given by

    . (2)
    The greater the value of R, the greater the resistance to the flow of heat.
    (MATERIAL: CARDBOARD)

    OBSERVATION TABLE:
    Voltage Current Power Hot end temp. (0C) Cold end temp. Guarded hot plate
    (V) (mA) gen. (0C) temp. (0C)
    per
    unit
    time
    (V*I)
    (W)
    T1 T2 T3 T4 TH T5 T6 TC T7 T8 TGP
    100 2 0.2 25.13 24.73 24.10 22.36 24.08 20 22.91 21.455 24.30 22.36 23.33
    110 3.1 0.341 25.71 24.01 23.91 25.27 24.725 20 20 20 24.83 25.80 25.315
    120 4 o.48 25.57 26.46 26.29 25.66 25.995 20 20 20 25.14 26.22 25.68
    130 4.8 0.624 26.67 27.13 26.55 27.31 26.915 24.15 23.13 23.64 26.98 27.31 27.145

    CALCULATIONS:
    Diameter of material: 30 cm = 0.30 m

    Thickness of material: 0.7 cm = 0.007 m

    Cold water temp: 200C

    For 100V and 2mA: k = 0.0075489502

    For 110V and 3.1mA: k = 0.0071505334

    For 120V and 4mA: k = 0.0079330086

    For 130V and 4.8mA: k = 0.0188781381

    Average of Thermal conductivity, k : 0.0103776576 W m -1 K-1

    Thermal Resistance, R : 0.6745260125 K m2 W-1


    RESULT:
    Thermal conductivity of the given specimen by conduction : 0.0103776576 W m-1 K-1

    Thermal resistance : 0.6745260125 K m2 W-1

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