HEAT TRANSFER Flashcards

1
Q

measure of the amount of energy possessed by the molecules of a substance

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TEMPERATURE (T)

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2
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transfer of energy as heat occurs at the molecular level as a result of a temperature difference

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HEAT (Q)

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3
Q

transfer of energy resulting from a force acting thru a distance

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WORK (W)

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4
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heat transfer by the interactions of atoms or molecules of a material

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CONDUCTION

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5
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heat transfer by the mixing and motion of macroscopic portions of a fluid

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CONVECTION

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6
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heat transfer by electromagnetic radiation that arises due to the temp. of a body

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RADIATION (Radiant Heat Transfer)

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7
Q

heat transfer rate per unit area (Q/A)

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HEAT FLUX

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8
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measure of a substance’s ability to transfer heat thru a solid by conduction

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THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

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9
Q

The thermal conductivity of most liquids and solids varies with ______.

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TEMPERATURE

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10
Q

Thermal conductivity of vapors depends upon ______.

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PRESSURE

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11
Q

average temp. difference

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LOG MEAN TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE

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12
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also called as a film coefficient

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CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT

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13
Q

the thermal resistance of a relatively stagnant layer of fluid between a heat transfer surface and the fluid medium

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CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT

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14
Q

combines the heat transfer coefficient of the two heat exchanger fluids and the thermal conductivity of the heat exchanger tubes

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OVERALL HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT

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15
Q

For flow adjacent to a hot or cold surface, it is the temp. of a fluid that is far from the surface

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BULK TEMPERATURE

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16
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For boiling or condensation, Tb is equal to the _______.

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SATURATION TEMPERATURE

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17
Q

Heat transfer by conduction depends upon the driving force of ________ and the _______ to heat transfer.

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TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE, RESISTANCE

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18
Q

It depends upon the nature and dimensions of the heat transfer medium.

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RESISTANCE TO HEAT TRANSFER

19
Q

All heat transfer problems involve the temp. difference (ΔT), the ______, and the physical properties of the objects being studied.

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GEOMETRY (AREA)

20
Q

Fourier’s Law of Conduction for Rectangular

A

Q = kA (ΔT/Δx)

21
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Fourier’s Law of Conduction for Cylindrical

A

Q = kA (ΔT/Δr)

22
Q

current flow is analogous to _______

A

HEAT TRANSFER RATE (Q)

23
Q

resistance is analogous to combination of _____, _____, and ______

A

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY (k), THICKNESS (x), AREA (A)

24
Q

potential (emf) is analogous to ______

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TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE (ΔT)

25
Q

Fourier equation (Equivalent Resistance Method)

A

Q = ΔT/(Δx/kA)

analogous to I = V/R

26
Q

Across a cylindrical wall, the heat transfer ______ is continually increasing or decreasing.

A

SURFACE AREA

27
Q

The evaluation of heat transfer thru a cylindrical wall can be extended to include a ________ composed of several concentric, cylindrical layers.

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COMPOSITE BODY

28
Q

the motion and mixing is caused by density variations resulting from temp. differences within the fluid.

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NATURAL CONVECTION

29
Q

the motion and mixing is caused by an outside force (such as pump)

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FORCED CONVECTION

30
Q

T or F. Heat transfer by conduction is more difficult to analyze than heat transfer by convection.

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FALSE (convection > conduction)

31
Q

T or F. Heat transfer by convection varies from situation to situation (upon fluid flow conditions), and is frequently with the mode of fluid flow.

A

TRUE

32
Q

In practice, analysis of heat transfer by convection is treated _______ or by direct observation.

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EMPIRICALLY

33
Q

Factors that affect the stagnant film thickness

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  1. Fluid velocity
  2. Fluid viscosity
  3. Heat flux
  4. Surface roughness
  5. Type of flow (single/two-phase)
34
Q

T or F. Density of hot gas is higher than cold gas.

A

FALSE (cold > hot)

35
Q

For flow in pipe, Tb is the _______ measured at a particular cross-section of the pipe.

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AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

36
Q

Convection heat transfer equation

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Q = hAΔT

37
Q

______ is dependent upon the physical properties of the fluid and the physical situation.

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CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT (h)

38
Q

Typically, convective heat transfer coefficient for laminar flow is _______ than turbulent flow.

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relatively low

39
Q

T or F. Laminar flow has a thinner stagnant fluid film layer on the heat transfer surface than turbulent flow.

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FALSE (turbulent < laminar)

40
Q

Where applications involving convection heat transfer take place

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within pipes, tubes, or some similar cylindrical device

41
Q

________ is used for heat transfer processes encountered in thermal facilities involving both conduction and convection.

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OVERALL HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT (Uo)

42
Q

The convective coefficient (h), the overall coefficient (Uo), and the other fluid properties may vary substantially for the fluid if it experiences a large ________ change during its path thru the convective heat transfer device.

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TEMPERATURE

43
Q

Under such circumstances, the temperature at which the properties are looked up must be some type of _____ value rather than using either the inlet or outlet temperature value.

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AVERAGE