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    HEAT TRANSFER - Problem Set

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    1. The document provides 26 heat transfer problems involving calculations of heat transfer rates, temperatures, heat quantities, and other thermal physics variables. The problems cover a range of applications including heat transfer through walls, pipes, engines, and other systems. 2. Thermal conductivity, heat transfer coefficients, temperatures, geometries, and other properties are given for each problem, requiring calculations of variables like heat flux, temperature differences, heat transfer rates, and more. 3. The problems demonstrate different heat transfer modes like conduction, convection, and radiation as well as combined heat transfer scenarios.

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    HEAT TRANSFER - Problem Set

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    1. The document provides 26 heat transfer problems involving calculations of heat transfer rates, temperatures, heat quantities, and other thermal physics variables. The problems cover a range of applications including heat transfer through walls, pipes, engines, and other systems. 2. Thermal conductivity, heat transfer coefficients, temperatures, geometries, and other properties are given for each problem, requiring calculations of variables like heat flux, temperature differences, heat transfer rates, and more. 3. The problems demonstrate different heat transfer modes like conduction, convection, and radiation as well as combined heat transfer scenarios.

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    1. The document provides 26 heat transfer problems involving calculations of heat transfer rates, temperatures, heat quantities, and other thermal physics variables. The problems cover a range of applications including heat transfer through walls, pipes, engines, and other systems. 2. Thermal conductivity, heat transfer coefficients, temperatures, geometries, and other properties are given for each problem, requiring calculations of variables like heat flux, temperature differences, heat transfer rates, and more. 3. The problems demonstrate different heat transfer modes like conduction, convection, and radiation as well as combined heat transfer scenarios.

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    HEAT TRANSFER - Problem Set

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    1. The document provides 26 heat transfer problems involving calculations of heat transfer rates, temperatures, heat quantities, and other thermal physics variables. The problems cover a range of applications including heat transfer through walls, pipes, engines, and other systems. 2. Thermal conductivity, heat transfer coefficients, temperatures, geometries, and other properties are given for each problem, requiring calculations of variables like heat flux, temperature differences, heat transfer rates, and more. 3. The problems demonstrate different heat transfer modes like conduction, convection, and radiation as well as combined heat transfer scenarios.

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    HEAT TRANSFER – PROBLEM SET (T_1=80℉, k=0.

    30 Btu/ 〖 ft 〗 ^2-hr-℉/ft ,
    x=4’’)
    1. Determine the steady-state heat transfer
    per unit area through a 3.81 cm thick
    homogeneous wall with its two faces
    maintained at uniform temperatures of 311 7. Calculate the heat transfer per hour
    K and 294 K. Thermal conductivity of the through a solid brick wall 6m long, 2.9m
    material is 0.193 W/m.K . high, and 225 mm thick, when the outer
    surface is at 5℃ and the inner surface 17℃,
    the coefficient of thermal conductivity of the
    brick being 0.6W/m-K.
    2. Determine the critical radius in cm for an
    asbestos-covered pipe (k_abs=0.208 8. The hot gas temperature in a heat
    W/(m.K)) if the external heat transfer exchanger is 350℃ (h_o=220W/(m^2-K)).
    coefficient is 8.51 W/m^2. What is the surface temperature on the wall
    if the heat transferred is 1500 W/m^2?

    9. A counter flow bank of boiler tubes has a


    3. A steel ball ( c=460 J/kg.K, k = 35
    total area of 900 〖 ft 〗 ^2 and its over-all
    W/m.K ), 5 cm in diameter is initially at a
    efficiency of heat transfer is 13 Btu/hr-
    uniform temperature of 723 K. The ball is
    〖 ft 〗 ^2-℉. Calculate the heat transferred if
    placed in an environment maintained at
    the log mean temperature difference is
    373 K with the resulting heat transfer
    1380℉.
    coefficient h = 10 W/ m^2.K . What is the
    biot number?

    10. A pipe 200 mm outside diameter and


    20m length is covered with a layer, 70mm
    4. Two parallel plates are 1m by 2m are
    thick of insulation having a thermal
    maintained at 1000K and 500K,
    conductivity of 0.05 W/m-K and a thermal
    respectively. The configuration factor
    conductance of 10 W/m^2-K at the outer
    between the plates, F12 equals 0.50. If the
    surface if the temperature of the pipe is
    plates are assumed to be gray, each surface
    350℃ and the ambient temperature 15℃,
    having an emissivity of 0.50, find the net
    calculate the external surface temperature
    heat transfer between them.
    of the lagging.

    5. The heat loss per hour through 1m^2 of


    11. Calculate the energy transfer rate
    furnace wall 40cm thick is 520W. Th inside
    across 6 in. wall of firebrick with a
    wall temperature is 1000℃, and its average
    temperature difference across the wall of
    thermal conductivity is 0.61 W/m^2.℃ .
    50℃. The thermal conductivity of the
    The outside surface temperature of the wall
    firebrick is 0.65 Btu/hr-ft-℉ at the
    is nearest to:
    temperature interest.

    6. Given an inner wall at 80℉ and an outer


    12. Calculate the heat loss per linear ft
    wall exposed to ambient wind and
    from 2 in. normal pipe (2.375 in. outside
    surroundings at 40℉. Film coefficient, h,
    diameter) covered with 1 in. of an insulating
    for convective heat transfer at a 15 mph
    material having an average thermal
    wind is about 7 Btu/hr- 〖 ft 〗 ^2-℉.
    conductivity of 0.0375 Btu/hr-ft-℉.
    Assume that are inner and outer surface
    temperatures of the insulation are 380℉ 19. Hot gases at 280℃ flow on one side of a
    and 80℉ respectively: metal plate of 50mm thickness and air at
    35℃ flows on the other side. The heat
    transfer coefficient of the gases is
    13. A liquid to liquid counterflow heat 31.5W/m^2-K and that of the air is 32
    exchanger is used to heat a cold fluid from W/m^2-K. Calculate the over-all transfer
    120℉ to 310℉. Assuming that the hot fluid coefficient if the value of thermal
    enters at 500℉ and leaves at 400℉, conductivity is 0.01.
    calculate the log mean temperature
    difference for the heat exchanger.
    20. How much heat will flow in 24 hours
    through a plaster wall that is 0.50 in thick
    14. At what rate does to sun lose energy by and 8ft x 14ft in area if the temperature is
    radiation? The temperature of the sun is 80℉ on one side and 40℉ on the other. Use
    about 6000K and its radius is 6.95x10^5 k = 3.25 Btu-in/hr-〖ft〗^2-℉.
    km.

    21. A composite wall is made up of an


    15. How many watts will be radiated from a external thickness of brickwork 110 mm
    spherical black body 15 cm in diameter at a thick inside which is a layer of fiberglass
    temperature of 800℃. 75mm thick. The fiberglass is faced
    internally by an insulating board 25mm
    thick. The coefficient of thermal
    conductivity for the three are as follows:
    16. At an average temperature of 100℃, hot
    air flows through a 2.5m long tube with an Brickwork: 1.5W/m-K
    inside diameter of 50mm. The temperature
    of the tube is 20℃ along its entire length. Fiberglass: 0.04W/m-K
    Convective film coefficient is 20.1 W/m^2- Insulating board: 0.06W/m-K
    K. Determine the convective heat transfer
    from air to the tube. The surface transfer coefficients of the
    inside wall is 3.1 W/m 2−K while that of
    the outside wall is 2.5 W/m 2−K . Take the
    17. The sun generates 1 kw/m^2 when internal ambient temperature as 10 degree
    used as a source for solar collectors. A Celsius and the external temperature is 27
    collector with an area of 1m^2 heat water. degree Celsius. Determine the heat loss
    The flow rate is 3.0 liters per minute. What through such wall 6m high and 10m long.
    is the temperature rise in the water? The
    specific heat of water is 4200 J/kg.℃?
    22. The inner surface of furnace wall is at
    2000 degree C and outer surface at 500C.
    18. The temperature directly beneath a 3 Calculate the heat lost per m 2 area of the
    in. concrete road is 5℉ and the air
    wall. If thermal conductivity of the brick is
    temperature is 20℉. Calculate the steady
    0.5 W/m-degree C & the wall thickness is
    flow per square foot through the concrete.
    200mm.
    The thermal conductivity of the concrete is
    0.50 Btu/ft-hr-℉.

    23. If the mass velocity for water at 80℉


    flowing through a 1in. diameter tube is
    30,000 slug/hr- ft 2. What is the Reynolds
    number. Take a viscosity value of 0.0648
    slug/ft-hr.

    24. Calculate the Reynolds number for


    water at 80 ℉ flowing through a tube 2in
    in diameter, if the average water velocity
    and specific weight is 10ft/s and 62.4 lb/ ft 3
    respectively. Use a value of the viscosity as
    0.0648 slug/ft-hr.

    25. The effective radius of the pads in a


    single collar thrust block is 230 mm and
    the total load on the thrust block is 240 Kn,
    when the shaft is running at 93 rpm.
    Taking the coefficient of friction between
    thrust and collar pads as 0.025, find the
    heat generated per hour.

    26. Calculate the quantity of heat to be


    transferred to 3.25 kg of brass to raise its
    temperature from 30 degree Celsius to 250
    degree Celsius taking the specific heat of
    the brass as 0.394 kJ/kg-K.

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