Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Cf Definition and Equation

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Local friction coefficient and τs/ρuinf^2/2

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2
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Equation for shear stress

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τs=µ*du/dy @y=0

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3
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qs’’ defintion and formula

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surface heat flux and -kfdT/dy @Y=0

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4
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Newtons law of cooling

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qs’‘=h(Ts-T∞)

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5
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μ name and meaning

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mu and dynamics viscosity

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6
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Where is the velocity boundry layer located.

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Underneath the free stream

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7
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what is delta in terms of the free stream.

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The y distance from the surface where the free stream is located

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8
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kF

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conductivity of fluid at surface ie no velocity still due to no slip condition

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9
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surface heat flux formula

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qs’’=-kf*dT/dy @y=0

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10
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What is the driving force for conduction and convection

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Temperature Difference

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11
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Thermal Boundry Layer

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Layer of the fluid flow were Temperature Gradient exists

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12
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Analogy between shear stress and surface flux.

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Both happen @y=0, and a coefficient time the derivative they have respect too

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13
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Equation for heat flux due to convection

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qs’‘=h*(Ts-Tinf)

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14
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Equation for h

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-KfdT/dy/(Ts-Tinf)

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15
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Are the thicknesses of the thermal boundary layer and the velocity boundary layer the same

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no

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16
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How is heat transferred inside the boundary layer and outside the boundary layer?

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The heat is transferred inside the boundary layer by conduction due to low velocity and by convection outside the boundary layer by convection.

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17
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Driving force of mass transfer?

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Delta C aka Difference in concentration

18
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NA’’ meaning and units aka

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molar Flux kmol/m^2*s Ficks Law

19
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NA’’ formula

A

-DAB dCA/dy

20
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C

A

molar concentration

21
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D term and meaning

A

Binary Diffusion coefficient

22
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hm

A

convection mass transfer coefficient

23
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n’’ and units

A

mass flux kg/s*m^2

24
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h definition and equation

A

heat transfer coefficient h=-kfdT/dy/Ts-Tinf

25
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hm definition and equation

A

convection mass transfer coefficient -DAB dCA/dy/CAs-CAinf

26
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Reynolds number definition and equation

A

dimensionless parameer which defines were turbulent flow beigns. ρu(inf)x/μ

27
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Mach number definition and equation

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M= v

28
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Prandt Number

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Ratio of momentum and thermal diffusivity-Pr=v/α The kinematic viscosity of a fluid in correlation with the thermal conductivity

29
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μ meaning and definition

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dymanic viscocity -This represents the ratio between shear stress to shear strain.

30
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v

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kinematic viscocity-This represents the ratio between dynamic viscosities to density. mu/rho

31
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On a isothermal flat plate as the distance of x increases what happens to the gradient? and why?

A

It must decrease. The gradient is classified as Dt/dy. As x increase the height of the free stream increase while Dt is constant so the numerator becomes larger hence the gradient becomes smaller.

32
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Nusselt Number equation and meaning

A

hL/kf, ratio of convection to conduction heat transfer

33
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ν

A

kinematic viscocity

34
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hm equation

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(-Dab dCA/dy)/(Cas-Cainf)

35
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viscous sublayer meaning and mode of heat transfer

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flow just above the plate were flow is nearly linear and dominated by diffusion turbulent region

36
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incompresable meaning

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constant density

37
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Schmidt Number formula and meaning

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v/DAB ratio of momentum and mass diffusivities

38
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Sherwood Number

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hmL/DAB and ratio of convective mass transfer to the diffusive mass transfer

39
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Lewis Number Definition and formula.

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Provides the measure of the convection mass transfer occurring at the surface. Ratio of thermal and mass diffusivities. α/Dab

40
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Two formulas for NA’’ s

A

-DAB*dCa/dy @y=o

hm*(Ca,S-Ca,∞)

41
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formula for hm

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(-DABdCa/dy)/(hm(Ca,S-Ca,∞)