Heat Transfer Flashcards
What are the effects of heat?
- Change in temperature of the body
- Change in state of the body
-  Change in size of the body
What are the two factors affecting the change in temperature of the body?
- Quantity if the heat imparted to/rejected fromthe body: When heat is imparted to the body it’s temperature rises while if he does rejected from the body it’s temperature falls
- Material of the body: Some materials Vista high temperature Waltham to a low temperature even with the same quantity of heat is important to them
What is thermal expansion?
Thermal expansion is the change in size of the body due to heating.
Explain the effect of temperature on Molecular motion.
When the motion becomes less rapid the temperature decreases or if the temperature decreases the molecular speed decreases. Thus the temperature is directly proportionate to molecular motion.
What are the two ways in which a liquid changes into vapor state?
Boiling and Evaporation
What is linear expansion?
The increase in length of a solid is called linear expansion.
Explain thermal expansion in solids based on its molecular motion.
On heating a solid the average kinetic energy of molecules of the solid increases. They start vibrating about the mean positions with a large amplitude.
What are the factors of linear expansion?
Original length of the rod
Increase in temperature
Material of the rod
What is superficial expansion of solids?
The increase in area of a plate due to heating is called superficial expansion of solids.
What are the factors of superficial expansion of solids?
Initial area of the plate
Increase in temperature
Material of the plate
What is the cubical expansion of solids?
The increase in volume of solids on heating is called cubical expansion of solids.
What are the factors of cubical expansion?
Initial volume of solid
Rise in temperature
Material of solid
What are some applications of Thermal Expansion?
Construction of a bridge
Railway tracks
Riveting
Electric cables and telephone wires
How does thermal expansion take place in liquids?
Liquids expand much more than the solids. When heated liquids do not have a definite shape but they have a definite volume therefore the liquids have only cubicle expansion.
What is the anomalous behavior of water?
Water contracts on heating from 0 to 4° Celsius and then beyond 4°C on further heating it expands.