Figure 10.
The graph plots temperature in degree Celsius on the vertical axis against time in seconds on the horizontal axis. Two curves represent data for heat transfer coefficients of 4 watt per metre square per kelvin and 6 watt per metre square per kelvin. Both curves show temperature rising steadily with time, with the lower heat transfer coefficient producing a higher temperature curve. A solid line represents this study, while a dotted line represents the study by Cianciullo and colleagues. The data shows close agreement between both studies and a consistent rise in temperature as time increases.Results comparison with (Cianciullo et al., 2022) in terms of the maximum battery temperature for two different convective heat transfer coefficients and