2.2 A metal block is riding a conveyor as it travels through a tunnel type furnace and is subjected to a gradually increasing temperature. With respect to speed of travel, the surrounding temperature of the metal block (i.e. the furnace interior) increases by: T = 50°C + 10°C/min. Where, T furnace temperature in °C. 50°C is the atmospheric temperature at the furnace entry. Draw your best guess of the metal temperature vs. time on a graph for 60 min. from start.

2.2 A metal block is riding a conveyor as it travels through a tunnel type furnace and is subjected to a gradually increasing temperature. With respect to speed of travel, the surrounding temperature of the metal block (i.e. the furnace interior) increases by: T = 50°C + 10°C/min. Where, T furnace temperature in °C. 50°C is the atmospheric temperature at the furnace entry. Draw your best guess of the metal temperature vs. time on a graph for 60 min. from start.

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