Questions from Principles Of Heat Transfer


Q: For one-dimensional conduction, why are the boundary control volumes

For one-dimensional conduction, why are the boundary control volumes half the size of the interior control volumes?

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Q: For the geometry shown in the sketch, determine the layout of

For the geometry shown in the sketch, determine the layout of nodes and control volumes. Provide a scale drawing showing the problem geometry overlaid with the nodes and control volumes. Explain how t...

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Q: Hot flue gases from a combustion furnace flow through a chimney,

Hot flue gases from a combustion furnace flow through a chimney, which is 7 m tall and has a hollow cylindrical cross section with inner diameter di = 30 cm and outer diameter do = 50 cm. The flue gas...

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Q: It has been proposed that a highly concentrating solar collector such as

It has been proposed that a highly concentrating solar collector such as the one that follows can be used to process materials economically when it is desirable to heat the material surface rapidly wi...

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Q: Solve the set of difference equations derived in Problem 4.52

Solve the set of difference equations derived in Problem 4.52, given the following values of the problem parameters: Determine the temperature distribution in the disk when the maximum temperature is...

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Q: A circumferential fin with a rectangular cross section is made of mild

A circumferential fin with a rectangular cross section is made of mild steel has an outer diameter of 3.7 cm OD, and a thickness of 0.3 cm. An array of these circular fins 5 are attached to a circular...

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Q: Two large parallel plates with surface conditions approximating those of a blackbody

Two large parallel plates with surface conditions approximating those of a blackbody are maintained at 816°C and 260°C, respectively. Determine the rate of heat transfer by radiation between the plate...

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Q: Consider two-dimensional steady conduction near a curved boundary. Determine

Consider two-dimensional steady conduction near a curved boundary. Determine the difference equation for an appropriate control volume near the node (i, j). The boundary experiences convection heat tr...

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Q: Derive the control volume energy balance equation for three-dimensional transient

Derive the control volume energy balance equation for three-dimensional transient conduction with heat generation in a rectangular coordinate system.

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Q: Derive the energy balance equation for a corner control volume in a

Derive the energy balance equation for a corner control volume in a three-dimensional steady conduction problem with heat generation in a rectangular coordinate system. Assume an adiabatic boundary co...

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