Unsteady-State Heat Transfer in Solid Bars and Slabs (Laplace Transforms) - Prof. Annette , Assignments of Chemistry

A homework assignment from chen 507 (fall 2004) that deals with finding the unsteady-state temperature profiles and heat transfer rates for an infinitely long solid bar and a slab using laplace transforms. The assignment includes four problems, the first one being about an infinitely long solid bar and the second one about a slab in a temperature bath with heat transfer through convection.

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Fall 2004
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ChEN 507
Homework Assignment No. 9
(Laplace Transforms)
December 8, 2004
23. An infinitely long solid bar, well insulated on the sides and initially at the uniform
temperature To, suddenly has its front end (i.e., x = 0) placed into a constant temperature
bath at temperature T1. Find the unsteady-state temperature profile T(t, x) in the bar. What
is the rate of heat transfer to the bar as a function of time?
24. At time zero, a slab of thickness 2h at a uniform temperature To is placed into a well-stirred
temperature bath which is insulated an initially at a temperature
θ
o. Starting at the same
time, liquid at a temperature
θ
in is pumped into the bath at a volumetric flow rate,
V, and
liquid at the prevailing bath temperature
θ
, is removed at the same rate. Assume that all of
the resistance to heat transfer between the fluid and the slab is within the slab, and that the
temperature (T) in the slab is a function of time and only one space coordinate (i.e., t and
y).
a. Set up the equations which determine the temperature T(t, y) of the slab.
b. Find an expression for the Laplace transform of the temperature Tsy(; ).
c. Verify that this gives the expected values of the temperature for the limiting cases at
time zero and at a long time.
d. Find expressions for the temperature valid for small but not zero, and for large but not
infinite time.

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ChEN 507 Homework Assignment No. 9 (Laplace Transforms) December 8, 2004

  1. An infinitely long solid bar, well insulated on the sides and initially at the uniform temperature To , suddenly has its front end (i.e., x = 0) placed into a constant temperature bath at temperature T 1. Find the unsteady-state temperature profile T ( t, x ) in the bar. What is the rate of heat transfer to the bar as a function of time?
  2. At time zero, a slab of thickness 2 h at a uniform temperature To is placed into a well-stirred

temperature bath which is insulated an initially at a temperature θo. Starting at the same

time, liquid at a temperature θ in is pumped into the bath at a volumetric flow rate, V  , and

liquid at the prevailing bath temperature θ, is removed at the same rate. Assume that all of

the resistance to heat transfer between the fluid and the slab is within the slab, and that the temperature ( T ) in the slab is a function of time and only one space coordinate (i.e., t and y ).

a. Set up the equations which determine the temperature T ( t , y ) of the slab.

b. Find an expression for the Laplace transform of the temperature T s y ( ; ).

c. Verify that this gives the expected values of the temperature for the limiting cases at time zero and at a long time.

d. Find expressions for the temperature valid for small but not zero, and for large but not infinite time.