Chapter 1 Introduction To Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer PDF
Chapter 1 Introduction To Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer PDF
THERMAL ENGINEERING
1.0 Introduction
Muhammad Fairuz
B16-13C 1
Text book
• Heat Transfer
a practical approach
• 2nd Edition in SI Units
• Yunus A. Cengel
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Course Outline
1) Introduction
2) Conduction
3) Convection
4) Heat Exchangers
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Introductory Definitions
• Heat
– Form of energy that can be transferred
from one system to another as a result of a
temperature difference.
• Heat Transfer
– Science that deals with the determination
of rates of energy transfer.
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Why Study Heat Transfer?
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Why Study Heat Transfer?
• Thermodynamics
– Deals with equilibrium states and changes
from one system to another
• Heat Transfer
– Deals with systems that lack thermal
equilibrium (e.g. non-equilibrium
phenomenon).
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Foundational Laws
HOT COLD
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Types of Heat Transfer
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Conduction
• Transfer of energy from the more
energetic particles of a substance
to an adjacent substance with
less energetic particles.
T Y Area (Ax)
Temperature
T1
profile
Qx
T
T2 X X
x
x1 x2
•
Q cond k A
T1 T2
x
k Area Temperature Difference
Thickness
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Conduction Equation
(Fourier’s Law of Heat Conduction)
dT C
~ Temperature gradient in the direction of heat flow
dx m
• Symbol: k
• Units: W/(m·ºC)
1.5 cm
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Conduction
(Example 1.1)
T1 = 20 ºC
T2 = -5 ºC
A = (100x50)= 5,000 cm2 = 0.5 m2 20ºC -5ºC
k = 0.78 W/(m·ºC)
100 cm
dx= 0.015 m x
50 cm
• T1 T2
Q k A
x 1.5 cm
20 C 5 C
0.78 W
m C 0.5 m
2
650 W
0.015 m
Total Heat Loss over 2 hours :
0.65 kW 2 hours 1.3 kW hr 15
Convection
• Is the mode of energy
transfer between a solid
surface and the adjacent
liquid or gas that is in
motion.
• Convection involves the
combined effects of
conduction and fluid motion.
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Convection Equation
(Newton’s Law of Cooling)
y u∞ T∞
x
Heated Surface
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Convection Equation
(Newton’s Law of Cooling)
•
Q conv ~ Rate of convection in y direction W
W
h ~ Convection coefficient 2
m C
A ~ Surface area m2
• Symbol: h
• Units: W/(m2·ºC)
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Convection
(Example 1.2)
Surface Area: A D L
0.01 m 5 m 0.157 m 2
Heat Transfer per unit area:
•
•
q h Tw T
Q
A
85 m 2WC 110 C 10 C 8,500 mW2
Total Heat Flow:
• •
Q q A 8,500 mW2 0.157 m 2 1,335 W
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Radiation
• The energy emitted by matter in
the form of electromagnetic waves
(or photons) as a result of changes
in electronic configurations of the
atoms or molecules.
• Unlike conduction or convection,
the transfer of energy by radiation
does not require the presence of
an intervening medium. Energy
transfer by radiation is the fastest
(speed of light) and suffers no
attenuation in a vacuum.
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Radiation Equation
(Stefan-Boltzmann Equation)
• Stefan-Boltzmann Equation:
•
Q rad A T 4
~ Watts
~ emissivity 0 1.0
~ Stefan Boltzmann cons tan t
W
5.67 108 2 4
m K
T ~ absolute surface temperature K
• Stefan-Boltzman constant
(σ = 5.67x10-8 W/(m2·K4)
– The maximum amount of radiation that can be
emitted from a surface at absolute temperature.
• Blackbody
– Idealized surface that emits radiation at this
maximum rate (σ).
• Emissivity (0 ε 1)
– A measure of how closely the surface
approximates a blackbody.
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Radiation Equation
(Example 1.3)
A D L 0.05 m L 0.157 L
0.8 5.67 10 m 2 K 4 0.157 m 323 K 293 K
8 W 4 4
25.03 Wm 26
Combined Example
(Example 1.4)
Q h A Tw T f
•
25 m 2WC 0.50 0.75m 2 250C 20C
2,156.25 W
• Energy balance:
• • •
Q cond Q conv Q rad
T
kA 2.156 kW 0.3 kW 2.456 kW
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Combined Example
(Example 1.4)
T
2,456 W x
kA
2,456 W 0.02 m
3.05C
43 m 2 C 0.75 m 0.5 m
W
T1 T2 T
250C 3.05C 253.05C
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End of Introduction
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