L6: Heat transfer and Ultrasound (Physics Module Lecture 2) Flashcards

1
Q

Which way does the heat flow heat pack?

A

From hot to cold

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2
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How much does heat transfer change when 1/2 thickness?

A

2 times (double)

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3
Q

Why does ultrasound at 3 MHz heat tissue three times faster than 1 MHz? A: because tissue has high protein content • B: because all materials will do this • C: because tissue is mostly water and fat

A

B: because all materials will do this

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4
Q

What are the 3 methods of heat transfer?

A
  1. Radiation
  2. convection
  3. conduction
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5
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What are 4 characteristics of radiation (heat transfer)?

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  1. aEvery object radiates heat (infra-red)
  2. Exchange of electromagnetic energy between objects (infra-red)
  3. Infra-red cannot be observed by eyes (special machines)
  4. If at same temp as environment, net flow is 0.
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6
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What are 2 characteristics of convection (heat transfer)?

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  1. Exchange of heat with the environment (eg. winding flowing)
  2. Material goes pass you Eg. Lose heat with the wind
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7
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What is a characteristic of conduction (heat transfer)?

A

Energy transfer between atoms

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8
Q

heat transferred Q depends on ______ of object A and the _______ t

A

surface area; length of time

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9
Q

What is power?

A

rate of energy transfer

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10
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What is the equation for power?

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11
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What is the BMR for a human?

A

≈ 1500 kcal/day = 6279 kJ/day

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12
Q

How many watts?

A

1 day = 24 × 60 × 60 = 86400 secs

6279 × 1000/86400 = 72 W

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13
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What is the equation for heat?

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14
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What h- radiation?

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15
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What is h-convection (for slow air)?

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16
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What is h-convection (for fast air)

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17
Q

Which one feels the biggest?

A: sitting near cold wall

B: sitting in cold wind

C: sitting on a cold concrete seat

A

B: sitting in cold wind

18
Q

____ waves propagate through solids, liquids and gases

A

Sound

19
Q

What are sound waves?

A

Sound waves propagate outwards (away from source)

20
Q

What is the velocity of sound waves in air?

A

v= 343ms-1

21
Q

How far does sound travel in 3 seconds?

A

1 km

22
Q

How long does it take for sound to travel 1km?

A

3 secs

23
Q

What are the 2 varying properties of sound waves?

A
  1. frequency (the sound in your ear)
  2. amplitude (the loudness in your ear)
24
Q

What does the sketch of sound absorption?

A
25
Q

What are characteristics of how a tin phone works?

A
  1. Tin can phone
  2. Longitudinal waves
  3. Long string
  4. Compression and refraction (high and low pressure)
  5. Sound is not transverse –> they are longitudinal (pulses in a straight line)
26
Q

Amount of sound energy lost/absorbed depends on amount of local _______

A

sound energy

27
Q

sound intensity approximately decays _____ (linearly/exponentially)

A

exponentially

28
Q

Absorption _____ (increase/decrease) with f (eg. half-depth decreases) • eg. 1 MHz ultrasound absorbed less than 3 MHz .

A

increases

29
Q

Always 1/2 of the energy is absorbed for d < _______.

A

half-depth

30
Q

If curve drops fast then most energy absorbed near ____ (deep/superficial) tissue. For deep tissue use lower frequency, _____ (deeper/shallower) penetration.

A

superficial; deeper

31
Q

ADDDD largest attenuation in bone = most rapid absorption

A