Concepts
Graphical Interpretation
A bit of Math
Equations
Mystery ;)
100

The two types of convection

What are forced and natural convection?


100

See card 14

Demonstrates two relationships of h and x where x is the length of the boundary layer

what are h(0) = infinity, h(infinity)=0

100
The heat flux in a wall with 5[in] insulation and with plaster on either side of negligible thickness where ki=0.06[Btu/(ft*h*F)] where the temperature drops from 68[F] to 25[F]

what is q"=6.192[Btu/(ft^2 F

100
The general "circuit" equation for of the heat transfer equation

What is q = deltaT/R

Where delta T is the change in Temperature over the Resistance R present towards heat transfer

100

Definition of heat exchanger fouling

What is the buildup (i.e minerals etc.) on pipe walls that hinder heat transfer

200

The heat associated with a phase change

What is latent heat?


200

See card 13

The identities of m, n, x, y, z

m = fully turbulent region

n= viscous sub-layer

x = laminar

y = transition

z = turbulent

200

The resistance against heat transfer for steam (h internal = 500 [W/m^2 K]) in a 12 [cm] inner diameter pipe that is 12 [m] long and k=60[W/m K] to the outside air (h outside = 25 [W/m^2 K] if t=4[cm].

What is 0.00586 [K/W]

200

The Delta T LMTD equation

What is 

DeltaT = (DeltaT1 - DeltaT2)/ln(DeltaT1/DeltaT2)

200

The possible range of values for any "h-bar"

what is h(0) > "h-bar" > h(x)

where x is the full length of boundary layer

300

The flow pattern that has less mixing with different components and why.

What is turbulent flow due to its flat velocity front?

300

This temperature (see card 3)

What is the approach temperature? The minimum temperature difference between the hot and cold streams in a H.E.

300

The length of 4" schedule 40 pipe required for air at 28[C] and h=20[W/m^2 C] to only have a heat loss of 2.149[kW] with its surface temperature at 43[C]

What is L = 10[m]?

300

The Heat Exchanger Design Equation

What is

q = UA(DeltaT LMTD)

300

The methods and mediums of convection and conduction within a system

Convection: What is fluid flow across a solid in the boundary layer?

Conduction: What are molecular interactions throughout a solid?

400

This flow has higher convective heat transfer, all other factors being equal

What is turbulent flow?

400

Illustration of the key feature of the boundary layer for convection over a flat plate.

What is heat transfer only occurs within the boundary layer? See card 18

400

The overall heat transfer coefficient __

See card 20

What is Uo = 1.722[W/m^2 C]?

400

The equation for overall system heat transfer if wall thickness is negligible

What is 

U = 1/((1/hi)+(1/ho))

400

The equation that relates between h and the temperature gradient over a flat plate

h = (-kf (partial T/partial y)evaluated at y=0)/(Ts - T_infinity)

Card 4

500

The main metric for sizing/costing a heat exchanger

What is the required surface area?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

The graphical representation of co-current and counter-current H.E (w' no phase change) and their thermodynamically impossible graphs

See board for drawing and walk through (card 2)

500

Given this graph and values (see card 19), qsubcooled is ___

What is -1995 [Btu/h]

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

Depiction of T v. q graph for counter-current Heat Exchanger where cooling water stays is only sensibly heated and the process fluid goes from superheated to subcooled marking in/out temperatures and indicating equation separation regions and their q's

What is the graph on card 12


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