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====== - Tunnel or Duct Size: Design a tunnel that minimizes heat loss. For example, a well-insulated duct with a cross-sectional area large enough to allow efficient flow of hot air without excessive velocity. ====== * Heat Insulation: Use materials with high thermal resistance to insulate the tunnel, reducing heat loss. * Air Flow: Ensure the airflow rate is sufficient to transport the heat energy to the furnace. Assuming the hot air is captured and directed immediately to the furnace: * Heat Transfer Efficiency: Assume 80% of the captured heat can be transferred to the furnace due to losses in the duct and imperfect heat capture. Qusable=960 MWh/day×0.80Q_{\text{usable}} = 960 \, \text{MWh/day} \times 0.80Qusable=960MWh/day×0.80 Qusable=768 MWh/dayQ_{\text{usable}} = 768 \, \text{MWh/day}Qusable=768MWh/day
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