Please help me I have no clue of what I'm doing now.
The rate at which solar radiation is intercepted by a unit area is called solar heat flux. Just outside the earth's atmosphere, the solar heat flux is approximately 1350 W/m^2. Determine the value of this solar heat flux in units of btu/h*ft^2
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this is similar to electricity/magnetism flux is it?
I think so I mean its heat flux so yeah man idk this is n engeering question and I suck at this ones more than on the conversations
oh wait, this is just a conversion!
It is? 0_o I got lost with the flux words they were just way off my vocabulary so I start off as 1350W/1m?
yeah
after that is it 1hr/1j?
what is the definition of Watt or wattage
watt = btu/hr
1 btu = 1550 joules
I really have no idea the part throwing me off is the btu/h*ft^2
W = joules/sec
so I should start off as 1350w/1m* first right?
My computer keeps on freezing that's why I drag on replying sometimes or I don't appear on but im still here btw
can you please explain it to me because I do not understand where did you get those numbers from. Or is there a simpler way of showing this conversation?
okay have you taken physics in the past?
noo actually I haven't but I know the simple conversation the ones where you multiply and divide. I don't know this time of conversations
I know how to convert j/kg^C to btu/lbm^f but not this
Can you please show me the log way of conversation with this because it is the only way I undertand it. other than that I cant its too confusing. so the page that you gave me says that the answer is 428
well it would really help if you've taken physics in the past because it allows you to know what the Units are and they are very essential into any conversion \[1350 \frac{W}{m^2} \rightarrow 1350 \frac{J}{s m^2}\]
im taking it next semester but for now I have no clue what is going on. I even ask for help but this new units are too much
you are being asked to convert it to \[ \frac{BTU}{hr ft } \]
so you need the following information: how many feet are there in a meter how many hour is there in a second
and finally how many BTU's are there in a Joule
so there is 1 ft in 1meter and 3600s in a hour
1 ft in 1 m?
3600 SECONDS in an hour but the question is how many hour is there in a second
none?
there has to be something
half an hour? 1/4 of an hour? think.. laughing out loud
theres nothing not even minutes because a second does not have hours only milliseconds
?
it doesn't make sense to me theres no hours in seconds only milliseconds in a second
\[1 second \times \frac{1minute}{60 seconds} \times \frac{1hour}{60minutes} = x hour\]
notice how the seconds unit cancel out as well the minutes then you are only left with hour?
so theres only 1 hour in a second?
Im really stressed out I honestly do not get this at all. im trying to understand how you did it with the multiplication before but I just don't get it. im honestly so stressed out. then I have another problem left god I just want to shoot myself this is too much.
@nincompoop @nikato @bibby please help me I just can't anymore. I already did try and I got 102 as an answer but its not correct at all
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