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    1) The document is a lab report for an experiment determining thermal conductivity using a heat conduction trainer. 2) The main parts of the apparatus are described and the experimental procedure is outlined. 3) Results show the calculated thermal conductivity of copper is 382.2 W/mK from one method and 373.1 W/mK from another, both within the theoretical range, and graphs temperature vs length.

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    1) The document is a lab report for an experiment determining thermal conductivity using a heat conduction trainer. 2) The main parts of the apparatus are described and the experimental procedure is outlined. 3) Results show the calculated thermal conductivity of copper is 382.2 W/mK from one method and 373.1 W/mK from another, both within the theoretical range, and graphs temperature vs length.

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    College of Engineering

    Mechanical Engineering Department ‫الميكانيكية الهندسة قسم‬

    Lab.
    Report
    Heat Transfer
    Course Code: 314EngM-3

    Experiment 2

    Heat Conduction Trainer

    Date of the experiment: Section: 1900 Group: 1


    22/10/2020
    Student Name ID
    1 Faisal mohammed zanoom 201210646
    2 Mohammed Moqri 201408080
    3 Raed bin Fahd Kamli 201405857
    Experiment 2

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    Heat Conduction Trainer
    1- Aim of the experiment

    Determination of the thermal conductivity

    2- Unit Description
    Describe the main parts of the apparatus and explain the procedure of the experiment using a figure:

    Figure 1: The main parts of the apparatus

    3-Results Analysis
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    1. Write the equations to calculate the Thermal Conductivity.

    2. The flowing table 1. Presents the experimental results for the cooper spicimen:

    From the experimental results in the table 1 and from the equation (3.5), caculate the heat flow Q.

    =0.002992*4180*4.2= 52.527552 J/s<<W

    3. From the table and the equqtion (3.4), caculate the Thermal Conductivity λ.

    =52.527552*0.225/0.001257*24.6=382.2W/mK

    4. From the table compare the experimental Thermal Conductivity λ and the theoritical value .
    the experimental Thermal Conductivity between 372-394 The Thermal Conductivity Theoritical
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    5. Plot the Temperature characteristic in the specimen (vertical axis) against the length of the
    specimen (horizontal axis).

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    6. From the experimental graph and the equqtion (3.3), caculate the Thermal Conductivity λ.

    Slope=T2-T1/X1 -X2=68.4-60/0.0875-0.1625= 112


    =52.527552/0.001257*(112) =373.10 W/mK

    7. Interpret the results from the graph.


    The temperature of specimen decreases as we closer into cooling part.

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