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__________ chart is known as transient heat conduction chart.

A. Dirhing's

B. Heisler's

C. Mollier's

D. Cox

Answer: Option B

Solution (By Examveda Team)

A Heisler's chart is used in the field of heat transfer to solve problems related to transient heat conduction. Transient heat conduction refers to the transfer of heat within a material over time, where the temperature distribution changes with time. Heisler's charts provide graphical solutions for the temperature distribution and heat transfer rate in various geometries (such as slabs, cylinders, and spheres) subjected to convective boundary conditions. These charts are particularly useful because they allow engineers to quickly estimate the thermal response of a system without needing complex calculations.

The other options, such as Dirhing's, Mollier's, and Cox charts, are associated with different fields and are not used for solving transient heat conduction problems.

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Bitupan Rabha:

1 year ago

Option B. Right answer. Please correct it

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