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Newton’s Law of Cooling/Warming As shown in Figure 3.3.12, a small metal bar is placed inside container A, and container A then is placed within a much larger container B. As the metal bar cools, the ambient temperature TAtof the medium within container A changes according to Newton’s law of cooling. As container A cools, the temperature of the medium inside container B does not change significantly and can be considered to be a constant TB. Construct a mathematical model for the temperatures Ttand TAt, where Ttis the temperature of the metal bar inside container A. As in Problems 1, 5, and 20, this model can be solved by using prior knowledge. Find a solution of the system subject to the initial conditions T(0)=T0,TA(0)=T1.

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The solution is

Tt=TA+T0-TAe-ktTAt=T1-12T-12TBe-kt+12T+12TB

Step by step solution

01

Given information

Initial conditions T(0)=T0,TA0=T1.

02

To solve the differential equation

We must create a mathematical model based on differential equations to describe the temperature of the metal bar T and the temperature of the container A.

dTdt=-kT-TA....1dTAdt=kT-TA-kTA-TBdTAdt=-k2TA-T-TB....2

The container A is heated first during the cooling of the bar where (TA-TB)>(T-TA),with the conditions,

T(0)=T0TA0=T1

To solve the differential equation

1T-TAdT=-kdtlnT-TA=-kt+c1elnT-TA=e-kt+c1T-TA=ec1e-kt

Then we have

T(t)=TA+ec1e-kt=TA+ce-kt...a

T(t)=TA+ec1e-kt=TA+ce-kt...a

To find the value of constant c , apply the point of condition T,t=T0,0into equation (a)

T0=TA+ce0c=T0-TA

Substitute c into equation (a)Tt=TA+T0-TAe-kt...(b)

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Solve the first differential equation

12TA-T-TBdT=-kdt1212TA-T-TBdT=-kdtln2TA-T-TB=-2kt+h1

eln2TA-T-TB=eh1e-2kt2TA=he-2kt+T+TBTA(t)=12he-2kt+12T+12TB...c

Find the value of constant h, to apply the point of conditionTA,t=T1,0

T1=12he0+12T+12TBh=2T1-T-TB

Substitute with h into equation (h)

TA(t)=T1-12T-12TBe-kt+12T+12TB

Temperature of container A at time t

04

Conclusion

The solution isTt=TA+T0-TAe-ktTAt=T1-12T-12TBe-kt+12T+12TB

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