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SOLUTION MANUAL
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Heat is removed from a rectangular surface by
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convection to an ambient fluid at T . The heat
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transfer coefficient is h. Surface temperature is given
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by
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where A is constant. Determine the steady state
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heat transfer rate from the plate.
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(1) Observations. (i) Heat is removed from the surface ty t y ty ty ty ty
by convection. Therefore, Newton's law of cooling is
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applicable. (ii) Ambient temperature and heat transfer t y t y t y t y t y
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coefficient are uniform. (iii) Surface temperature variest y ty t y t y ty t y t y
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(2) Problem Definition. Find the total heat transfer rate by convection from the surface
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of a plate with a variable surface area and heat transfer coefficient.
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heat transfer varies along the surface. Thus, Newton’ s law should be applied to an
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infinitesimal area dAs and integrated over the entire surface to obtain the total heat transfer.
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(i) Assumptions. (1) Steady state, (2) negligible radiation, (3) uniform heat t y t y t y t y t y t y t y t y
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where
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h = heat transfer coefficient, W/m2-oC
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qs = rate of surface heat transfer by convection, W
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where
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The same procedure can be followed if the ambient temperature or heat transfer coefficient
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is non-uniform.
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SOLUTION MANUAL
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Heat is removed from a rectangular surface by
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convection to an ambient fluid at T . The heat
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transfer coefficient is h. Surface temperature is given
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by
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where A is constant. Determine the steady state
t y t y t y t y t y t y
heat transfer rate from the plate.
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(1) Observations. (i) Heat is removed from the surface ty t y ty ty ty ty
by convection. Therefore, Newton's law of cooling is
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applicable. (ii) Ambient temperature and heat transfer t y t y t y t y t y
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(2) Problem Definition. Find the total heat transfer rate by convection from the surface
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of a plate with a variable surface area and heat transfer coefficient.
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heat transfer varies along the surface. Thus, Newton’ s law should be applied to an
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infinitesimal area dAs and integrated over the entire surface to obtain the total heat transfer.
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(i) Assumptions. (1) Steady state, (2) negligible radiation, (3) uniform heat t y t y t y t y t y t y t y t y
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where
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where
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