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852 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS


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dx = Thickness of body in the direction of flow, and
k = Thermal conductivity of the body.


  1. Conduction of heat flow through slabs :


Q = At t
x
k

x
k

x
k

() 12
1
1

2
2

3
3


F ++
HG

I
KJ

......3 slabs.


  1. Conduction of heat flow through pipe walls and lagging :


Q = ()
log

tt

lk

r
er

12
2
1

1
2

1


L
N
M

O
Q
π P

.


  1. Conduction of heat through a hollow sphere :


Q =
tt
rr
kr r

12
21

(^412)

F −
HG
I
π KJ
.



  1. Heat transfer by convection :
    Q = hA (t 1 – t 2 ).

  2. Overall heat transfer co-efficient :


U = 111
h

L
hf++∑khcf

.


  1. Heat transfer between two fluids separated by the walls of a composite tube of solid material :
    Q =


()
log log

tt

Lrh k

r
rk

r
rrh

hf cf

hf
ee
cf


+++
L
N

M
M

O
Q

P
P

1
2

11 1 1
11

2
12

3
π 24


  1. A heat exchanger may be defined as an equipment which transfers the energy from a hot fluid to a cold
    fluid, with maximum rate and minimum investment and running cost.

  2. The net heat transfer in case of grey bodies with emissivities ε 1 and ε 2 is given by :


Q = σ
εε

AT() 14 T 24

12

(^111)

F +
HG
I
KJ

In case of concentric or long co-axial cylinder,
Q = AT T
A
A
114 24
1
1
22
(^111)
σ
εε
()−
+−
F
HG
I
KJ


Objective Type Questions

Choose the Correct Answer :


  1. The Fourier’s law of heat transfer by conduction is expressed as
    (a)Q = kA^2
    dt
    dx (b)Q = kA^


dt
dx
(c)Q = k^2 A
dx
dt (d)Q = k

(^3) A dx
dt.

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