Solutions Manual l
for
Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals & Applications
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5th Edition
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Yunus A. Cengel & Afshin J. Ghajar Mc
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Graw-Hill, 2015 l
Chapter 2 l
HEAT CONDUCTION EQUATION
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Introduction
2-1 Cl Theltermlsteadylimplieslnolchangelwithltimelatlanylpointlwithinlthelmediumlwhileltransientlimplieslvariationlwithltimel
orltimeldependence.lTherefore,ltheltemperaturelorlheatlfluxlremainslunchangedlwithltimelduringlsteadylheatltransferlthroughla
lmediumlatlanyllocationlalthoughlbothlquantitiesl maylvarylfromlonellocationltolanother.l Duringltransientlheatltransfer,lthelte
mperaturelandlheatlfluxlmaylvarylwithltimelaslwelllasllocation.lHeatltransferlislone-
dimensionalliflitloccurslprimarilylinloneldirection.lItlisltwo-dimensionalliflheatltranferlinlthelthirdldimensionlislnegligible.
2-2 Cl Heatltransferlislalvectorlquantitylsincelitlhasldirectionlaslwelllaslmagnitude.lTherefore,lwelmustlspecifylbothldirectionlandlm
agnitudelinlorderltoldescribelheatltransferlcompletelylatlalpoint.lTemperature,lonlthelotherlhand,lislalscalarlquantity.
2-3 ClYes,lthelheatlfluxlvectorlatlalpointlPlonlanlisothermallsurfaceloflalmediumlhasltolbelperpendicularltolthelsurfacelatlthatlpoint.
2-4 ClIsotropiclmaterialslhavelthelsamelpropertieslinlallldirections,landlweldolnotlneedltolbelconcernedlaboutlthelvariationloflprope
rtieslwithldirectionlforlsuchlmaterials.lThelpropertiesloflanisotropiclmaterialslsuchlaslthelfibrouslorlcompositelmaterials,lhoweve
r,lmaylchangelwithldirection.
2-5 ClInlheatlconductionlanalysis,lthelconversionloflelectrical,lchemical,lorlnuclearlenergylintolheatl(orlthermal)lenergylinlsolid
slislcalledlheatlgeneration.
2-6 ClThelphrasel“thermallenergylgeneration”lislequivalentltol“heatlgeneration,”landltheylarelusedlinterchangeably.lTheylimpl
ylthelconversionloflsomelotherlformloflenergylintolthermallenergy.lThelphrasel“energylgeneration,”lhowever,lislvaguelsincelthelf
ormloflenergylgeneratedlislnotlclear.
2-7 ClThelheatltransferlprocesslfromlthelkitchenlairltolthelrefrigeratedlspacelisltransi
entlinlnaturelsincelthelthermallconditionslinlthelkitchenlandlthelrefrigerator,linlgenera
l,lchangelwithltime.lHowever,lwelwouldlanalyzelthislproblemlaslalsteadylheatltransf
erlproblemlunderlthelworstlanticipatedlconditionslsuchlaslthellowestlthermostatlsetti
nglforlthelrefrigeratedlspace,landlthelanticipatedlhighestltemperaturelinlthelkitchenl(
thelso-
calledldesignlconditions).lIflthelcompressorlisllargelenoughltolkeeplthelrefrigeratedl
spacelatltheldesiredltemperaturelsettinglunderlthelpresumedlworstlconditions,lthenlit
lisllargelenoughltoldolsolunderlalllconditionslbylcyclinglonlandloff.lHeatltransferlinto
lthelrefrigeratedlspacelis
three-
dimensionallinlnaturelsincelheatlwilllbelenteringlthroughlalllsixlsidesloflthelrefrigerator
.lHowever,lheatltransferlthroughlanylwalllorlfloorltakeslplacelinltheldirectionlnormallt
olthelsurface,landlthuslitlcanlbelanalyzedlaslbeinglone-
ldimensional.lTherefore,lthislproblemlcanlbelsimplifiedlgreatlylbylconsideringlthelheatl
transferltolbelonedimensionallatleachloflthelfourlsideslaslwelllasltheltoplandlbottomlsec
tions,landlthenlbyladdinglthelcalculatedlvaluesloflheatltransferlatleach
l surface.
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2-8 ClHeatltransferlthroughlthelwalls,ldoor,landltheltoplandlbottomlsectionsloflanlovenlisltransientlinlnaturelsincelthelthermallcondit
ionslinlthelkitchenlandltheloven,linlgeneral,lchangelwithltime.lHowever,lwelwouldlanalyzelthislproblemlaslalsteadylheatltransferlp
roblemlunderlthelworstlanticipatedlconditionslsuchlaslthelhighestltemperaturelsettinglforltheloven,landlthelanticipatedllowestltem
peraturelinlthelkitchenl(thelsolcalledl“design”lconditions).lIflthelheatinglelementloflthelovenlisllargelenoughltolkeeplthelovenlatlthe
ldesiredltemperaturelsettinglunderlthelpresumedlworstlconditions,lthenlitlisllargelenoughltoldolsolunderlalllconditionslbylcyclinglo
nlandloff.
Heatltransferlfromlthelovenlislthree-
dimensionallinlnaturelsincelheatlwilllbelenteringlthroughlalllsixlsideslofltheloven.lHowever,lheatltransferlthroughlanylwalllorlfloorl
takeslplacelinltheldirectionlnormalltolthelsurface,landlthuslitlcanlbelanalyzedlaslbeinglone-
dimensional.lTherefore,lthislproblemlcanlbelsimplifiedlgreatlylbylconsideringlthelheatltransferlaslbeinglone-
ldimensionallatleachloflthel fourlsideslasl welllasltheltoplandlbottomlsections,landlthenlbyladdinglthelcalculatedlvaluesloflheatltransfe
rslatleachlsurface.
2-9 ClHeatltransferltolalpotatolinlanlovenlcanlbelmodeledlaslone-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllexistlinlthelradialldirectionlonlylbecauseloflsymmetrylab
outlthelcenterlpoint.lThislwouldlbelaltransientlheatltransferlprocesslsinceltheltemperaturelatlanylpointlwithinlthelpotatolwilllchan
gelwithltimelduringlcooking.lAlso,lwelwouldluselthelsphericallcoordinatelsystemltolsolvelthislproblemlsincelthelentirelouterlsurf
aceloflalsphericallbodylcanlbeldescribedlbylalconstantlvalueloflthelradiuslinlsphericallcoordinates.lWelwouldlplaceltheloriginlatlt
helcenterloflthelpotato.
2-10 ClAssumingltheleggltolbelround,lheatltransferltolanlegglinlboilinglwaterlcanlbelmodeledlaslone-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllprimarilylexistlinlthelradialldirectionlonlylbecauseloflsymm
etrylaboutlthelcenterlpoint.l Thislwouldlbelaltransientlheatltransferlprocesslsinceltheltemperaturelatlanylpointlwithinlthelegglwilllch
angelwithltimelduringlcooking.lAlso,lwelwouldluselthelsphericallcoordinatelsystemltolsolvelthislproblemlsincelthelentirelouterlsur
faceloflalsphericallbodylcanlbeldescribedlbylalconstantlvalueloflthelradiuslinlsphericallcoordinates.lWelwouldlplaceltheloriginlatlth
elcenterloflthelegg.
2-11 ClHeatltransferltolalhotldoglcanlbelmodeledlasltwo-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllexistlinlthelradiallandlaxialldirectionsl(butltherelwilllbelsy
mmetrylaboutlthelcenterllinelandlnolheatltransferlinlthelazimuthalldirection.lThislwouldlbelaltransientlheatltransferlprocesslsincelt
heltemperaturelatlanylpointlwithinlthelhotldoglwilllchangelwithltimelduringlcooking.lAlso,lwelwouldluselthelcylindricallcoordinatel
systemltolsolvelthislproblemlsincelalcylinderlislbestldescribedlinlcylindricallcoordinates.lAlso,lwelwouldlplaceltheloriginlsomewh
erelonlthelcenterlline,lpossiblylatlthelcenterloflthelhotldog.lHeatltransferlinlalveryllonglhotldoglcouldlbelconsideredltolbelone-
dimensionallinlpreliminarylcalculations.
2-12 ClHeatltransferltolalroastlbeeflinlanlovenlwouldlbeltransientlsinceltheltemperaturelatlanylpointlwithinlthelroastlwilllchangelw
ithltimelduringlcooking.lAlso,lbylapproximatinglthelroastlaslalsphericallobject,lthislheatltransferlprocesslcanlbelmodeledlaslone-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllprimarilylexistlinlthelradialldirectionlbecauseloflsymmetr
ylaboutlthelcenterlpoint.
2-13 ClHeatllosslfromlalhotlwaterltanklinlalhouseltolthelsurroundinglmediumlcanlbelconsideredltolbelalsteadylheatltransferlproble
m.lAlso,litlcanlbelconsideredltolbeltwo-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllexistlinlthelradiallandlaxialldirectionsl(butltherelwilllbelsy
mmetrylaboutlthelcenterllinelandlnolheatltransferlinlthelazimuthalldirection.)
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2-14 ClHeatltransferltolalcannedldrinklcanlbelmodeledlasltwo-
dimensionallsinceltemperatureldifferencesl(andlthuslheatltransfer)lwilllexistlinlthelradiallandlaxialldirectionsl(butltherelwilllbelsym
metrylaboutlthelcenterllinelandlnolheatltransferlinlthelazimuthalldirection.lThislwouldlbelaltransientlheatltransferlprocesslsincelthelt
emperaturelatlanylpointlwithinltheldrinklwilllchangelwithltimelduringlheating.lAlso,lwelwouldluselthelcylindricallcoordinatelsyste
mltolsolvelthislproblemlsincelalcylinderlislbestldescribedlinlcylindricallcoordinates.lAlso,lwelwouldlplaceltheloriginlsomewherelon
lthelcenterlline,lpossiblylatlthelcenterloflthelbottomlsurface.
2-15 Alcertainlthermopilelusedlforlheatlfluxlmeterslislconsidered.lThelminimumlheatlfluxlthislmeterlcanldetectlisltolbeldeter
mined.
Assumptionsl1lSteadyloperatinglconditionslexist.
PropertieslThelthermallconductivityloflkaptonlislgivenltolbel0.345lW/mK.
AnalysislThelminimumlheatlfluxlcanlbeldeterminedlfrom
tl 0.1C
q˙l=lkl =l(0.345lW/mC) =l17.3lW/m2
L 0.002lm
2-16 Thelrateloflheatlgenerationlperlunitlvolumelinlalstainlesslsteellplatelislgiven.lThelheatlfluxlonlthelsurfaceloflthelplatelisltolbeld
etermined.
Assumptionsl Heatlislgeneratedluniformlylinlsteellplate.
AnalysislWelconsiderlalunitlsurfacelarealofl1lm2.lTheltotallrateloflheatlgenerationli el
nlthislsectionloflthelplatelis
L
Ė g en =le˙genV plate =le˙gen (AlL)l=l(5106l W/m3l)(1m2l)(0.03lm)l=l1.5105l W
Notinglthatlthislheatlwilllbeldissipatedlfromlbothlsidesloflthelplate,lthelheatlfluxlonleithe
rlsurfaceloflthelplatelbecomes
Ė g en 1.5105l W
q˙l= =l =l75,000lW/m2 =l75lkW/m2l
Aplate 21lml2
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