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1 Convecive Hea Tansfe (6) Foced Convecion (8) Main Andesson

2 Agenda Convecive hea ansfe Conini eq. Convecive dc flow (inodcion o ch. 8)

3 Convecive hea ansfe

4 Convecive hea ansfe

5 Convecive hea ansfe f flid vämeledande kopp Hea condcing bod w () (,) Q α( ) A f w

6 Convecive hea ansfe f vämeledande kopp hea condcing bod w () Q α( f w) A flid (,) 0, v, w 0 hea condcion in he flid Inodcion of hea ansfe coeficien: λ (6 3) f Q/ A 0 α w f w f

7 Convecive hea ansfe Objecive (of chape 6-11): Deemine α and he paamees inflencing i fo pescibed w () o q w () Q/A

8 Ode of magnide fo α Medim α W/m²K Ai (1ba); naal convecion -0 Ai (1ba); foced convecion Ai (50 ba); foced convecion Wae foced convecion Oganic liqids; foced convecion Condensaion (wae) Condensaion (oganic vapos) Evapoaion, boiling, (wae) Evapoaion, boiling (oganic liqids)

9 How o do i? (o descibe convecive HT) Wha ae he ools? Flid moion: Mass consevaion eqaion (Conini eqn) Momenm eqaions (Newon s second law) Eneg balance in he flid Fis law of hemodnamics fo an open ssem

10 Conini eq. Epesses ha mass is consan and no desoable ρ ( ρ) ( ρv) ( ρw) τ z 0 (6 4) Especiall fo sead sae, incompessible flow, wo-dimensional case v 0 (6 5)

11 Resling momenm eqaions dim. : ˆ p F v µ ρ τ ρ : ˆ v v p F v v v v µ ρ τ ρ Inpossible o solve b hand, need o be simplified (chape 6, 7 and 8)

12 Tempeae Eqaion z c z w v p ρ λ Unpossible o solve b hand, need o be simplified (chape 6, 7 and 8)

13 Bonda lae appoimaions (lamina case) U (,) δ() Wh diffeen fields fo empeae and veloci??? (,) w δ T

14 Bonda lae heo developed b Pandl >> v If he bonda lae hickness is ve small If D >>, v, v >>

15 Bonda lae appoimaions Pandl s heo p() p d dp F v µ ρ ρ c v p ρ λ Fom Navie-Sokes eqn in he -diecion i is fond ha he pesse is independen of Then Navie Sokes in he -diecion is simplified o: Also he empeae field is simplified

16 Bonda lae appoimaions Pandl s heo p 1 ρu konsan Benollis eqn descibes he flow oside he bonda lae dp d ρu du d P ν ρc p µ c p λ λ The dimensionless Pandl nmbe is inodced

17 Bonda lae eqaions 0 v d du U v ρ µ P v ρ µ Mass consevaion Momenm consevaion Eneg consevaion

18 Bonda laes c U U fll blen lae bffe lae viscos sblae lamina bonda lae ansiion blen bonda lae Re c U c /ν N f (Re,P) 7

19 Conini eq. (epesses ha mass is consan and no desoable) m 1 ρ ddz : m ρ d dz ( ρ) d d dz 1 m m d 1 z d d dz Ne mass flow o in -diecion m ( ρ)d ddz Analogos in - and z-diecions m ( ρv) d d dz m z ( ρw) dz d d z Ne flow o : m m m z Ne mass flow o Redcion in mass wihin volme elemen

20 Con. conini eq. Redcion pe ime ni: ρ τ ρ τ d d dz ( ρ) ( ρv) z ( ρw) Conside a mass balance fo he volme elemen a he pevios page ρ τ ( ρ) ( ρv) ( ρw) z 0 (6 4) Especiall fo sead sae, incompessible flow, wo-dimensional case v 0 (6 5)

21 Navie Sokes ekvaione (eqs.) Deived fom Newon s second law m a F m ρ d d dz a d dτ, dv dτ, dw dτ b (,, z, τ), v v(,, z, τ), w w(,, z, τ)

22 Foces F The sface foces ac on he bonda sfaces of he flid elemen and ae acing as eihe nomal foces o shea foces a. volme foces (F, F, Fz) ae callaed pe ni mass, ni??? b. sesses σ ij ni???

23 Foces F The sface foces ac on he bonda sfaces of he flid elemen and ae acing as eihe nomal foces o shea foces a. volme foces (F, F, Fz) ae callaed pe ni mass, N/kg b. sesses σ ij N/m

24 Foces The sface foces ae callaed pe ni aea and ae called sesses F a. volme foces (F, F, F z ) ae callaed pe ni mass, N/kg b. sesses σ ij N/m σ ij σ σ σ z σ σ σ z σ σ σ z z zz "" "" "z" Sesses fo an elemen dddz

25 Eamples of sesses σ p µ e p µ σ σ µ e µ v v σ p µ e p µ

26 Resling momenm eqaions : ˆ p F v µ ρ τ ρ : ˆ v v p F v v v v µ ρ τ ρ

27 Eneg eq. (Fis law of hemodnamics of an open ssem), Tempeae field eq. d dz z d d Q dh Neglecing kineic and poenial eneg Ne hea o elemen Change of enhalp flow

28 Hea condcion in he flid (callaing he hea flow as in chape 1) Q d )dddz ( ddz d Q Q Q ddz A Q d λ λ λ λ )dddz ( Q Q Q d λ 6.4

29 . Analogos in - and z-diecions (6-7) )dz d d z ( z Q )dd dz ( Q z λ λ { } z Q Q Q Q d Q d signconvenionfo hea d ddz ) z ( z ) ( ) ( dq λ λ λ

30 Enhalp flows and changes Flow of enhalph in he -diecion H m h ρ d dz h h dh ρ h d d dz ρ d d dz 6.8

31 Enhalp changes - and z-diecions v h dh ρ h d d dz ρv w h dh z ρh d d dz ρ w z z d d dz d d dz

32 Toal change in enhalp dh dh dh dh z v w ρh d d dz z h h h ρ v w d d dz z

33 Enhalp vs empeae h ( p ) h, dh h p dp h p d 6.33

34 Enhalp vs empeae c p h p B definiion Fo ideal gases he enhalp is independen of pesse, i.e., ( h / p) 0.Fo liqids, one commonl assmes ha he deivaive ( h / p) is small and/o ha he pesse vaiaion dp is small compaed o he change in empeae. Then geneall one saes dh c p d i.e., enhalph is copled o empeae via he hea capaci

35 Tempeae Eqaion 6.36 Rewiing eqn 6.3 as a fcion of insead of h z c z w v p ρ λ

36 Smma Veloci pofile eqals he empeae pofile when P1 Re c 300 Re c

37 . Chape 8 - Convecive Dc Flow

38 . Chape 8 - Convecive Dc Flow U 0 gänsskik, bonda lae käna, coe fll bildad sömning, fll developed flow b m ρa m Re D md ν ma 1 b Paallel plae dc m 1 R Cicla pipe, be lamina if pipe o be Re D < 300

39 Chape 8 Convecive Dc Flow. U 0 gänsskik, bonda lae käna, coe fll bildad sömning, fll developed flow b L D i Re D - gänsskik, bonda lae käna, coe Tpical enance egion flow pofile gänsskik, bonda lae

40 Con. dc flow If Re D > 300 omslag, ansiion U 0 fll bildad blen sömning Fll developed blen flow laminä gänsskik blen gänsskik Lamina bonda lae Tblen bonda lae

41 . Pesse dop fll developed flow p f L D h ρ m f C Re Re m D h ν D h hdalic diamee 4 väsnisaean 4 coss secion aea mediebeöd omkes peimee m m ρ A

42 . Pesse dop - enance egion (cicla pipe) 0.1 /D h Re Dh E p ρ / m Fige 8.4

43 Convecive hea ansfe fo an isohemal be d d w konsan; consan

44 Convecive hea ansfe fo an isohemal be d d w konsan; consan Veloci field fll developed m 1 R Hea balance fo an elemen ddπ Hea condcion in adial diecion Enhalp anspo in -diecion

45 Remembe he fige fom pevios page Eneg eqn fo sead sae ρ c p λ 1 "(8 1)" Bonda condiions: 0 : 0 Commonl called Gaez poblem R : w 0 : 0 (Smme)

46 Inodce Inodce m (1 - ) o p w, c a R, R, ρ λ ϑ ϑ ϑ R R R R 1 R 1 a ϑ ϑ ) (1 1 a R m 0) (8 ) (1 1 P Re D ϑ ϑ Nssel appoach sill valid Copling beween veloci and aveage veloci

47 0) (8 ) (1 1 P Re D ϑ ϑ τ 1 a 1 a compaed wih nsead hea condcion: Sead hea condcion

48 Inspiaion fo one of he eoeical home assignmens Assme ϑ F( ) G( ). Afe some ( ) calclaions one finds ϑ i 0 C i G i ( )e β i / ReD P (8 9) β 0 < β 1 < β < β 3 < β 4

49 . Tempeae pofile in he hemal enace egion fo a cicla pipe wih nifom wall empeae and fll developed lamina flow β β β 10.67

50 Blkemp. B m d he enhalp flow of he mie: m c p B he enhalp flow can be wien R ρ 0 πd cp " m" "h" B m 1 ρπ m R 0 R 0 ρπd d πd ρ 4 m B R 0 R 0 d d (8 34)

51 Local Nssel nmbe N D konsan vämeflöde, nifom hea fl Hasighesfäl ej fll bilda; veloci field no fll developed 10 konsan vämeflöde, nifom hea fl 5 konsan empea, consan wall empeae /D Re P D

52 Aveage Hea Tansfe Coefficien 1. 0 w kons If he veloci field is fll developed N D αd λ Re ReD D P D / [ P D / ] / 3 µ B µ w 0.14 N.B.! Highe vales if veloci field no fll develped. Eq. (8-38) gives he aveage vale. 1/ αd Re P N 1.86 D µ B D (8 38) λ L / D µ w L / D Re P D < 0.1 w consan

53 q w kons. consan Fll developed flow and empeae fields N D (8-50) q w α ( w B ) kons kons w B kons. If B inceases, w ms incease as mch Aveage vale inclding effecs of he hemal enance lengh N D αd λ 1/ 3 1 / D / D om < 0.03 ReD P ReD P 0.07 / D ReD P om > 0.03 / D ReD P

54 q w kons. consan Fll developed flow and empeae fields N D (8-50) q w α ( w B ) cons cons w B kons. If B inceases, w ms incease as mch w highes a he ei!

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