CONVECTION AND CONDUCTION Flashcards

1
Q

There is no actual movement of molecules in receiving from surface of heat, molecules vibrates and pass on energy to adjacent molecule

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Conduction

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2
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It is a physical process involving the transfer of heat from hot area to cold area

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Heat Transfer

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3
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3 basic mechanisms of Heat Transfer

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Conductio, Convection, Radiation

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4
Q

Difference of temperature between two end

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Driving force

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5
Q

There is a actual physical movement of molecules

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Convection

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6
Q

Volume of K mainly depends upon:

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Temperature, Nature of Material

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7
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It is the quantity of heat that flows across a unit surface area in unit time, when the temperature drop is unity

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Thermal Conductivity

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8
Q

Two types of resistance

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Resistance in series
Resistance in Parallel

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9
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Thermal Conductivities of liquid

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0.62

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10
Q

Thermal Conductivity of Copper

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379

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11
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Thermal conductivity of gases

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0.03

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12
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What are the methods need to take average area

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Arithmitic Mean
Log Mean Value

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13
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If the tempearture is not constant, what are the 2 methods need to be use

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Aritmitic Temperature
LMTD

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14
Q

It takes place in solid and fluids whose movement is restricted

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Conduction

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15
Q

Longer distance

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Radiation

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16
Q

There is no actual contact in source of the heat

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Convection

17
Q

The motion of the fluid results from the density changes in heat transfer

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free or natural convection

18
Q

the fluid is forced to flow by pressure differences

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forced convection

19
Q

what flow when the reynolds number is above 6000

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Turbulent Flow

20
Q

Nre below 2100

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Laminar flow

21
Q

What type of resistance when the total amount of heat transfer is equal to the sum of heat transfer by all the individual resistance in the same time of period

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Parallel

22
Q

individual fluid has a great effect on the heat-transfer coefficient h, often called

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film coefficient

23
Q

the motion of the fluid results from the density changes in heat transfer

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Free or Natural Convection

24
Q

NRe between 2100 and 6000

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Transitional region

25
Q

Formula of rate?

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rate= driving force/resistance

26
Q

The most important convective heat-transfer process industrially is

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cooling or heating a fluid flowing inside a closed circular conduit or pipe

27
Q

it takes place in solid and fluids whose movement is restricted

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Conduction

28
Q

bodies that reject heat trasnfer

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refracted

29
Q

it is the most important of all heat transfer

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radiation

30
Q

heat can floe only when there is a temperature difference

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conduction - fourier’s law