Miscellaneous
Conduction
Convection
HeatX
Brain Break!
100

What is the equation to find the hmass of H20 diffusing into an air filled hollow fiber (cyl) ? (laminar flow)

Sh= (hmass*D) / (DH2o,air)

hmass= (Sh* Dab)/D

100

What is the equation for Heat Transfer via Conduction

Qcond= h * As * (Ts-Tinf)

100

Write the symbolic equivalents to 

Nu=

Kinematic Viscosity= 

Re number (length based)= 

Nu= (hL/kfluid)

kinV= mu/rho

Re= VL/KinV

100

What is the most basic equation for Qdot for a heat exchanger, define each term. 

Q=U*As*deltaTLM

Overall heat transfer coeff * Surface area * Log mean temp diff. 

100

What did sydney major in at her highschool?

Dance

200

What is the q boil equation for nucleate boiling?

= muL* hfg * [(g(pl-pv)/ sigma)] ^ 1/2 *

[(Cpl(Ts-Tsat)/(Csf * hfg *Prl ^n)] ^3

200

What is the Fourier-Biot EQ for a cylindrical coordinate system where k is constant and there is only radial movement?  NOT at steady state, and there is e generation. ( Heat Balance Equation)

1/r (d/dr)(kr* dT/dr) + egen/k = (1/alpha)(dT/dt)

200

What is the deltaT log mean equation for flow through a tube with a constant T surface?

DeltaTlm= [(Ts-Te) - (Ts-Ti)] / [ln ((Ts-Te)/(Ts-Ti))]

200

Sketch graphically/ physically the difference between Double pipe parallel flow and counter flow. (Temp and position on graph). 

Which is more desired for HeatX design? Why?

Label 

axis, deltaT1 and deltaT2, hot and cold streams. 

Sydney has the answer I can't put pictures in. 

Counter flow, The log mean temperature difference is smaller. DeltaT1 and DeltaT2 are more similar in value. 

200

What will Sydney be working on during her internship this summer?

Biofuels, Bioenergy, Renewable Diesel, Biodiesel, Heat exchanger Design

300

What are the fin efficiency equations for both adiabatic and infinite assumptions? 

N inf=  sqrt(hPKA) * (Tb-Tinf) / h P L (Tb-Tinf) = 

(1/mL) 


N ad =  

sqrt(hPKA)*(Tb-Tinf) *tanh(mL)/(hPL (Tb- Tinf)) 

 = (tanh(mL)/mL)

300

If there is a fluid(a) flowing through a boundary (a window) to an adjacent fluid(b) on the other side, what are potentially useful boundary conditions to solve for the heat balance? ( also draw a picture of the set up)

qconv=qcond @ x=0

so

h1(Tinf-T1)=-k(dT/dx) @ x=0

300

Liquid water is flowing through a tube at a velocity of 0.5 m/s, at 100 C. What is the thermal entry length for a tube with a Diameter of 0.1 cm. 

Hint: You will need Handout 4 for appropriate properties.

Properties at T=100 C

rho= 957.9     mu=0.282*10^-3     Pr=1.75

Re= (957.9)(0.5)(0.001)/(0.282*10^-3)= 1698

Laminar 

Lh= 0.05*1698*0.001= 0.0849 m

Lt= Lh*Pr= 0.149 m

300

What is the NTU value for  (single pass cross flow Heat X mixed cmax)

Handout 11

Ch= 8.7 * 2742

Cc=4.05 * 1964

Tce= 70

Tci= 10

Thi=110

Ch= 23855.4

Cc= 7954.2

c= 7954.2/23855.4= 0.333

E= Cc/Cmin * (60/100)= 0.6

NTU= -ln(1+(ln(1-Ec)/c)= 1.106

300

What is Sydney's favorite scent?

Acceptable answers:

balsam

Christmas tree

Pine

Woods

400

Sydney Is going to draw a picture on the board. 

Draw the resistance network for this image. 

Write out the Rtotal equation

Write out general forms of Rconv and Rcond

Sydney Has the answer lol she will write it 

Rtotal= R1 + R2 + (1/R1 + 1/R4)^-1 + R5

Rconv= 1/hAs

Rcond= L/KAs

400

Write both the infinite fin, and adiabatic fin Theta equations.
What are the keywords for each assumption in problem statements?

Infinite: Long, infinitely long, The temperature at the tip of the fin is equal to T surroundings)

theta= 

(T(x)-Tinf)/(Tb-Tinf)= exp(-mx)

Adiabatic: Adiabatic, the heat rate at the tip of the fin =0. 

theta= 

(T(x)-Tinf)/(Tb-Tinf)= ((cosh(m(L-x))/(cosh(mL))

400

List What Type of Convection each of these scenarios includes, and the appropriate Nu number equation. 

100 pts each

1. A fan blowing over a flat plate. (laminar)

2. Air flow over a vertical printed circuit board. (Do not calc Ra*)

3. Flow of oil in a pipeline under a lake. (Developing Flow with Pr>5)

4. Air Flow perpendicular to in line tubes in a Tube Bank. NL=7, Pr= 20, Re= 2,000

1. External Forced Nu=0.664*(Re,L)^0.5*(Pr)^0.33

2. Natural Nu=

[(48/(Ra* x (S/L))+ (2.51/(Ra* x (S/L)^0.4)]^-0.5

3. Internal Forced Nu=

3.66+ [((0.065 (D/L)*Re*Pr)/

          (1+0.04((D/L)*Re*Pr)^(2/3)]

4. External Forced Nu=

(0.96)*

 (0.27)*(Re)^0.63*(Pr)^0.36* (Pr/Prs)^0.25

400

Solve for the As to maintain 70 C in a double pipe counterflow Heat X. (There IS fouling, table 11-2 for help)

Thin= 250

Tcin= 30

Tcout=70

hi= 1250

ho= 850

mdot= 3.47

Cp= 4181

(units cancel don't worry) 

Q=U*As*deltaTLM=m*Cp*(Tcout-Tcin)

As= m*Cp*(Tcout-Tcin)/ (U*deltaTLM)

U= 1/hi + 1/ho + R fouling

U= (1/1250+1/850+1.5*10^-4)= 470.26

deltaTLM= 

[(250-70)- (180-30)] / [(ln(180/150)] = 164.5

As= (3.47)(4181)(70-30) / (470.26*164.5) = 7.5


400

What TV show was Sydney in a commercial for?

Powerpuff Girls

500

If I am standing in a room How much heat am I radiating out if...

Tsurface= 30 C

As room= 1.4 m^2 (I'm very tiny)

E=0.95

Tsurr= 10 C 

sigma= 5.67*10^-8


Qrad= E sigma As (Ts^4-Tsurr^4) 

151.9

500

Set up the heat balance equation for a cylindrical electrical wire covered in a ceramic coating. There will be two equations, one for the wire and one for the coating. Do not solve. Your answer should be in terms of Tw(r), Tc(r), r, d/dr, dT/dr, and egen/kw. 

For 100 extra points list the boundary conditions needed to solve. There are 4 each worth 25 points.

Ceramic: 1/r (d/dr) (r*dTc/dr)= 0

Wire: d/dr (r* dTw/dr) = (-egen/Kw)* r


Boundary Conditions

@ r=0    dTw/dr=0 

@ r= r1   Tw=Tc

@ r=r1     qc=qw

@r = r2     Tc=Tsurrounding

500

SYMBOLICALLY solve to find the most accurate Nu, f, and T inner surface temperature of a smooth pipe wrapped with electrical tape. (Uniform Heating across tube surface)

*Assume fully developed Turbulent flow with an Re=8,000


Re= DV/ kinV

Nu= 

((f/8)(Re-1000) Pr )/ 

(1 + 12.7(f/8)^0.5(Pr^(2/3) -1)) 

f= 0.79*ln(Re)-1.64)^-2

h=Nu*k/D

Q=h*As*(Tsin-Tout)

Tsin = Tout+  Q/(H*As)

500

Derive the 1/Ui and 1/Uo equation for a cylinder from 

Q= UiAideltaTlm = UoAodeltaTlm

(1/UiAi)= 

(1/hiAi)+ (ln(Do/Di)/2piKL) + (1/hoAo) = 

(1/Uo/Ao)

(1/Ui ) = (1/hi)+ (2piDiLln(Do/Di)/ 2piKL) + (2piDiL/ho(2piDoL)

(1/Ui)= (1/hi)+(Di Ln (Do/Di)/ k) + (Di/hoDo)

1/Uo= (Do/hiDi) + (Doln(Do/Di)/K) + (1/ho)


500

How many siblings does sydney have?

17! (yes) (really)