Heat Transfer Flashcards

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Q

What are the two ways to increase an objects temperature?

A

1) expose it to something with a higher temp

2) do work on it

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2
Q

More compression =

A

Higher temp

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3
Q

As a gas expands, it’s temp

A

Decreases

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4
Q

Energy in solids and liquids both have

A

KE and PE

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5
Q

Energy given to solids and liquids substances increase what’s

A

Both KE & PE energies

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6
Q

Internal energy

A

Sum of all energies in a substance

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7
Q

Heat def

A

The transfers of energy from a substance with more to a substance with less

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8
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Thermal equilibrium def

A

2 substance at the same temperature

- no heat is present

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9
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Heat transfer def

A

The movement of energy from one substance to another

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10
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First type of heat transfer

A

1) convection

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11
Q

Convection def

A

The transfer of heat by buoyant from one substance to another

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12
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Convection currents

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Fluid flows in a specific direction

  • heated fluid becomes less dense causing it to rise
  • as fluid cools, it becomes more dense and sinks down
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13
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Forced convection def

A

Physically moving the fluid

- stirring cream into coffee

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14
Q

Sea breeze def

A

Air from above the water moves towards the land
- land is heated
See notes

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15
Q

Land breeze

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Movement of air from land out of water

Land cools down faster

See notes

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16
Q

Water Temp does not change easily

A

*^

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17
Q

Conduction

A

The transfers of heat between 2 objects in direct contact

18
Q

Atoms of warmer object transfers some KE to atoms of cooler object until

A

Equilibrium is achieved

19
Q

Conduction depends on the what

20
Q

Insulator def

A

Slow heat transfer

21
Q

Insulator def

A

Wool
Insulation
Styrofoam
Best one: gasses/vacuum

22
Q

Conductors def

A

Fast heat transfer

23
Q

Example of conductors

A

Metals

- electrons are free to move about the metal

24
Q

In between conductors and insulators

A

Stone, wood, concrete, glass

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Radiation
Transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves
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Radiation spectrum =
Radar, micro, IR, visible, UV, X-Ray, Gamma
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Radiation travels as a packet of energy called a
Photon
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Everything emits
Radiation | - how not an object is determined what type of radiation is released
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Radiation does not need a what to travel through
A medium
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Net heat transfer def
How much energy is absorbing - energy emitting
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If emitting more =
Cooling
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If absorbing more =
Warming
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Specific heat def
Relative amount of heat needed to raise the temp of a substance
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Phase transition def
Changing from one state of matter to another
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Energy is used to break bonds not
Speed up atoms
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Latent heat of fusion def
Amount of heat transferred to an object to have it melt
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Latent heat of vaporization
Amount of water transferred to an object to have it boil
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Humidity drf
Mass of water vapor in the air per unit volume
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Saturation density def
,maximum humidity for a certain temp
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Relative humidity def
Humidity expressed as a% of saturation density
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Dew point def
Temp at which humidity condenses
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2nd law of thermodynamics
1) machines - some heat will always be lost in a device | 2) amount of entropy in a system always increases