978-0521871211 Chapter 20

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1. Heat loss from a house
2. Heat loss from a pipe
= 1.6810-5 cal/cm2-s-K
q = 1.6810-5*(18 + 14) = 5.3910-4 cal/cm2-s
3. Wind chill
The wind chill heat loss is
When no wind blowing, the heat loss is
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Chapter 20 Heat transfer page 20-2
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6
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10
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v
1/2
s
- T
db
)
-3/4
4. Energy balance
t
U + v2
2 = -·v
U + v2
2 - ·q + (v·g) - ·pv - ·[·v]
First we expand the left term and yield
t
2 + v·
2 +
2
t + ·v = - ·q + (v·g) - ·pv - ·[·v]
But from equation of continuity, 
t + ·v = 0
Therefore,
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Chapter 20 Heat transfer page 20-3
By expanding the left term of (3), we have
L =
U
t + v·U = U
t - U
t + v·U
5. Thermal conductivity measurement using hot wire
From Fourier field equation in cylindrical coordinates,
T
2T
T(t1) - T(t2) = IE
4kL ln
t2
=> k = IE
4L ln(t1/t2)
T(t1) - T(t2)
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6. Spinning of polymer melt
In the rubbery region (the core),
T1
2T1
7. Hollow fiber radiator
The overall heat transfer coefficient U will be the sum of 3 resistances:
kd
D = 1.62
Dl
by analogy,
d2v
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