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q
22f85 llt'm
, ^ c l l f u c
q
drc
nrT
r - a x + b ;
x = 0 ; r - 0. 0 3 7 5
dT
dT
x - 0. 3 , r - A. 0 6 2 5
r = 0.
3x + 0.
q-2238 W
q
A
ffi-1s
wl^z
ri rg
(r=4n(2xl0u)(zl
_ l. 6 l 7 w
m
-0rt
il. q
(5.669x tO-t)t7n)4 -Q7r4J - t.9t 4x104 wl*'
T P = 6 4 1K
Reducedby 44.37o
^
=
ry
m-
A r - : -
q
_
(roxlo-
#)tsoo)
m
cm
l-l I
l-
q-
-(5.669x lo-*)t(r o:n)4-6214l
l-
g
x lo-t)t(t 3n)4 - (698)
l-
ChaPter
1
l-
q-hA(Tw-Tpuia)
FromTablet-z
q=(3500)rTd.L(40)=(3500)zr(0.025X3X40)=32987w
q = mc
oLTpaid
L T = 1 5. 7 8 o C
l-
hfs = 2257
kJ/kg
q = tuhfr= (3-78kg/hr
kJ/kg)
q = h A ( T * - T p u i a )
2370{
(T* - 100)
T* =965oC
1-
q=
LALT
ffi-
h-1s00+=
17
w
h r ' f t '
^ 2
' o C
q =oa{t( T)a
x l0-sX0.85X0.006X3)t(n)
\ = t 2 3 3 K
q
dr4= (5.66gxt0-*Xt
+273)a
x lOs
g
m'
q
-dt
A'ro^
06 = (5 -66gx
1o-8)
kJ
=2-37kw
S
Q = Q c o n v * Q r a d
qconv = hA(Tr-T*)
m '. o c
econv
=(1S0)z(0.05)0X
y
length
m
Qrad
= oeAl(Tta
-Tza)
x to-8xo.z)z(0.05X1)
(4:a4 -2834)
t"ngth
m
Qtotat
m
Most heattransferis by convection.
Q = f l c o n v * Q r a d
4conv
= hA(T*
-T*)
m '
. o C
{conv
=
f;ll]il;r"so
erad
= o4,(Tta
-Tza)= (5.
x to-8X0.gX0.32X323a
-zgla) (2 sides)
4total
Convectionandradiationareaboutthe
same
magnitude.
e
=
econv
erad=
0
(insulated)
4conv
= hA(T-T)
From Table l-
h: J-
m ' ' o C
Qrad
= oeAl(Tl
Tzo'),€ = l'0,
Tz = 35oC= 308 K
Solutionby iteration:
T t - - 7. = 2 8 5 K = 1 2 " C
r-
x l0-8X&
,o
ts(Twz
x t O-
)[(rg7 - O.LsTw)a
f
(T*r)
f
(Tnr)
3r
T*r
hA(T
-T*)
-T*4)
Plate
T= no realisticvalue(T =247 K, heatgained)
Cylinder
The woman is probably correct. Her perceivedcomfort is basedon both radiation
and convection exchangewith the surroundings.Even though a fan does
not blow
cool air on her from the refrigerator, her body will radiate
to the cold interior and
thereby
contribute to her feeling of "coolness."
This rs an old story. All things being equal,
hot water does not freezefaster
than
cold water. The only explanation for the observedfaster
cooling is that the
refrigerator might be a non-self defrost model which accumulatedan ice layer on
the freezing coils. Then, when the hot water tray was placed
on the ice layer, it
melted and reducedthe thermal insulation betweenthe cooling coil and the ice
tray.
t-
The price of fuel and electricenergyvarieswidely with time of year and location
throughoutthe world, so individual answerscandiffer substantiallyfor this problem.
t-
lelasswool
= 0.038 thickness:0.15m
A:144 + (4X5Xl2):384m
T (insidebuildingsurface):
q lost (withoutinsulation)
: hAAT: (13X384X30):
q lost (with inzulation): AAT/[Ax/k
= (38a)(30/[0.
l5l0.038+ r/r3] : 2862W
Energysavingby installinginsulation: 146, W
This numbermust be combinedwith the energycostsobtainedin Problem 142 to obtain
the cost savingper hour
(or per day,etc.
t-
This problemis quite open-ended andthe arurwerswill stronglydependon the
assumptionscot/bunkmaterialsetc.
Ax = 0.
m
r? 0 0 _ 3 0
ffi
Assume Linear variation:k =
he+
pf
:=
-frlq_-
r,
:"!,:'^T^:J=
#1,
*,r,
-,r|
,b,
f
2-g
l l
h = 0. 0 1 5 + 0. 0 0 2 = 0. 0 1 7
4Ai
(1500)a(0.03)
v'vv
ln(ro
l=r)_ ln(0.0120,015)
0.000 433
Znk Zn(46)
v'
l l
hh Q97)n(0.034)
v'' I
s t
o C. m
LR-0.
?
q. -? 2 3 * = 3 0 1 7
W m
= 300x-
ox
^ t
d"T
'nn
I aT
; T = J O U = - _
h e a t i n g u p
dx' a dr
Dr
\
ox
l -
ox
A
\ , / \ - -. ,
^ 2
A \
A m '
2-Il
d:0.000025;
k:16;
L=O.gm; h=500;
T*=20oC;
To=Tl=200oC
lg
q = -2kA(ffi '
lfuh= -2kA(_m0,6)
lz
ku=W-5.35x10-
RA, =
RFi
=
*=#=313#
R--
r
(o.o3gxo.577g)
&=#
(0.577gJ
Rr
=
*=0.
& =+=e.
r
q
_ 7 2
A%veralt
$veralt
A 4 r = ( 0. 3 X 6 0 ) - t g o c
Rr=+=
l b
2-
AT
o - _
t I n
I
_ _ l
p.
' \ n s - @ =
& o n u -
vv'!r'
hA (ZO)(4,n)(0.0,
C T
_
q -
l.S9Z
2-lg
di
in. do
3.50 in. k - 43
W
m. o C
&teet
ln(3.5f2.9)
Rin, =
(2n)(0.06X1)
(10)zr(5.5X0.0254)
Ro,
w
q -
m
kA- 0. 166 kf :0.
3 t 5 - 4
m ' o c
-T34E -
-296.7oC
= 9.
xl0-
1.lggg
I
&onu
v v r. ,
h 4
L 6
2
Qr
= -k4nr
dT
dr
ry.
r' J
a , l ; - -
l - - 4 r c k ( T o - T i )
\t
rt
[ v - a )
\ b
r i
I
(t-r)
&n_
\r r/
4rck
r ; = Q. 5 m m - 5 x l O a m
k
r s
x 1 0 - 4+ 2 x l O a - J x l O a
4(insulated)
Wm
q -
In(bfsxto-oF
ffiT-----
By iteration:
rc
= 135mm
thickness
1345mm
(30)rc(2.067)
ln(Z.37512.067)
2rc(27)
ln(3.
2n(0.An)
6.16x l0-
Rp
&=
2n(3.
I G
2-
Fiberglass
Urethane
Mineral Wool
CalciumSilicate 0.058 I7.z
M
m. o c
r e L a '
^ 2. o c
kr = 42
mW
T* =40oC
m. o C
A
\ ^ " / \ u "
' u ,
^ 2
q
_ t.
(1000- 400)
A
' n r '
L x F
L x F : 0 - 0 6 4 4 m
r
Uniformly distributedheat sources
n
d ' T , q
T = T t a t x - - L
d x "
k
T = T z. a t x = + L
. )
T -
q x -
|
= -
2k
n
.? t
T
qL-
1 1= - - - C 1 L + c 2
' 2 k
rz: -
+*cl
L+c
L 2 k
2 k \
r
0.22(2n) 0.22(2rc)
Rr _ln(rylr) _1.
L
0.46(2n)
w
hA
(60)n(2X0.065)
/.' - .Of}? \I/
L
R r.
lcl