Loose Leaf For Fundamentals Of Thermal-fluid Sciences Format: Looseleaf
Loose Leaf For Fundamentals Of Thermal-fluid Sciences Format: Looseleaf
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Chapter 17, Problem 127RQ

(a)

To determine

The heat transfer rate for the infinitely long fin.

(a)

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Given:

Thermal conductivity of the fins (k) is 240 W/mK.

Heat transfer coefficient (h) is 250 W/m2K.

Length of the fin (L) is 50 mm.

Diameter of the fin (D) is 10 mm.

Calculation:

Determine the perimeter of the circular fin.

  p=πD=π(0.01 m)=0.03142m

Determine the cross section area of the circular fin.

  Ac=πD24=π(0.01 m)24=7.854×105m2

Determine the value of m.

  m=hpkAc=(250 W/m2°C)(0.03142 m)(240 W/m°C)(7.854×105m2)=20.41 m1

Determine the following factor.

  hpkAc=(250 W/m2°C)(0.03142m)(240 W/m°C)(7.854×105m2)=0.3848 W/°C

Determine the heat transfer rate for an infinitely long fin.

  Q˙long fin =hpkAc(TbT)=(0.3848 W/°C)(350°C25°C)=125 W

Thus, the heat transfer rate for the infinitely long fin is 125 W_.

Write the expression of the temperature variation along the fin.

  T(x)TTbT=emx

(b)

To determine

The heat transfer rate for the adiabatic fin tip.

(b)

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Determine the heat transfer rate for an adiabatic fin tip.

  Q˙adiabatic tip=hpkAc(TbT)tanhmL=(0.3848 W/°C)(350°C25°C)tanh[(20.41 m1)(0.05 m)]=96.3 W

Thus, the heat transfer rate for the adiabatic fin tip is 96.3 W_.

Write the expression of the temperature variation along the fin.

  T(x)TTbT=coshm(Lx)coshmL

(c)

To determine

The heat transfer rate for the fin with tip temperature of 250°C.

(c)

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Determine the heat transfer rate for fin with tip temperature of 250°C.

  Q˙specificad temp =hpkAc(TbT)coshmL(TLT)(TbT)sinhmL=(0.3848 W/°C)(350°C25°C)(0.725)=90.7 W

Thus, the heat transfer rate for the fin with tip temperature of 250°C is 90.7 W_.

Write the expression of the temperature variation along the fin.

  T(x)TTbT=(TLT)(TbT)sinhmx+sinhm(Lx)sinhmL

(d)

To determine

The heat transfer rate for fin with convection from the fin tip.

(d)

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Determine the heat transfer rate for fin with convection from the tip.

  Q˙conv tip =hpkAc(TbT)sinhmL+(hmk)coshmLcoshmL+(hmk)sinhmL=(0.3848 W/°C)(350°C25°C)(0.7901)=98.8 W

Thus, the heat transfer rate for fin with convection from the fin tip is 98.8 W_.

Write the expression of the temperature variation along the fin.

  T(x)TTbT=coshm(Lx)+(hmk)sinhm(Lx)coshmL+(hmk)sinhmL

Tabulate the values of the temperature variation of the single fin.

L, m

T(x)°C
Part (a)Part (b)Part (c)Part (d)
0350350350350
0.005318326328325
0.01290305308304
0.015264288292285
0.02241272279270
0.025220260268256
0.03201250259246
0.035184242253237
0.04169237250231
0.045155233249227
0.05142232250224

Plot the temperature variation of the single fin as in Figure (1).

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