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Engg.-7 T.E. (Mechanical) (Semester - I) : Time: 1 Hour) (Maximum Marks: 30 Instructions To The Candidates

This document contains a heat transfer exam with 6 multiple choice questions. It provides context for heat transfer concepts involving conduction, convection and radiation. It includes questions calculating critical insulation radius, temperature distributions, heat transfer rates, time required for cooling, and thermal conductivity. Students are asked to derive equations and solve practical heat transfer problems.

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Engg.-7 T.E. (Mechanical) (Semester - I) : Time: 1 Hour) (Maximum Marks: 30 Instructions To The Candidates

This document contains a heat transfer exam with 6 multiple choice questions. It provides context for heat transfer concepts involving conduction, convection and radiation. It includes questions calculating critical insulation radius, temperature distributions, heat transfer rates, time required for cooling, and thermal conductivity. Students are asked to derive equations and solve practical heat transfer problems.

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Total No.

of Questions : 6]

P3677

SEAT No. :
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Engg.-7
T.E. (Mechanical) (Semester - I)
HEAT TRANSFER (In Sem.)
(2012 Pattern)

Time : 1 Hour]

[Maximum Marks : 30

Instructions to the candidates:


1) Solve Q.1 or Q.2, Q.3 or Q.4 and Q.5 or Q.6.
2) Draw neat diagram wherever necessary.
3) Use of scientific calculator is allowed.
4) Assume suitable data wherever necessary.
5) Figures to the right indicate full marks.

Q1) a)

b)

A steam pipe 10 cm inner diameter and 11 cm outer diameter is covered


with an insulating material (k = 1 W/mK). The steam temperature and the
ambient temperatures are 200 C and 20 C respectively. If the convective
heat transfer coefficient between the insulation surface and the air is 8
W/m2K, find the critical radius of insulation. For this value of critical
radius, calculate the heat loss per metre of pipe and the outer surface
temperature. Neglect the resistance of pipe material.
[8]
Explain significance of thermal diffusivity.

[2]

OR
Q2) a)

A chemical reactor vessel of spherical shape of outside radius of 0.5 m


has to loose heat at the rate of 650 W in order to maintain the temperature
of the chemical. The surface temperature of the vessel is 125 C. The
surrounding is at 113 C. If the heat loss is by both convection and
radiation, determine the value of convective heat transfer coefficient
required.
[4]

b)

Derive an expression for critical radius of insulation for a sphere using


standard notations.
[6]

P.T.O.

Q3) In a thick infinite slab of thickness 20 cm, the temperature of fluid on one side is
30 C and on other side is 20 C. The heat transfer coefficient on the hot side is
20 W/m2K and on cold side is 40 W/m2K, the conductivity of material is 20 W/
mK. The heat generated in the slab is at the uniform rate of 5 kW/m3.
[10]
a)

Derive an expression for temperature distribution in the slab.

b)

Find the maximum temperature in the slab and its location.


OR

Q4) a)
b)

Q5) a)
b)

Explain the significance of Biot Number.

[2]

During a heat treatment process, alloy steel spherical balls of 12 mm


diameter are initially heated to 800 C in a furnace. Subsequently these
are cooled to 100 C by keeping them immersed in oil bath at 35 C with
convection coefficient 20 W/m2 C. Determine the time required for
cooling process. Proceed to calculate the value of convection coefficient
it is desired to complete the cooling process in a period of 10 min. The
thermophysical properties of steel balls are
= 7750 kg/m3, Cp = 520 J/kgK and k = 50 W/m C.

[8]

Write a note on Convection boundary condition.

[4]

In an experiment to determine the thermal conductivity of a very long


solid rod 2.5 cm diameter, its base is placed in a furnace with a large
portion of it projecting into the room air at 22 C. After steady state
conditions prevail, the temperatures at two points. 10 cm apart, are found
to be 110 C and 85 C respectively. The convective heat transfer
coefficient between the rod surface and the surrounding air is 28.4 W/m2K.
Determine the thermal conductivity of the rod material.
[6]
OR

Q6) a)
b)

Differentiate between Fin Efficiency and Fin Effectiveness.

[4]

10 rectangular fins of brass (k = 120 W/mK) are welded horizontally to a


plane vertical surface of a tank, 1m wide and 1m high. The fins are 2 mm
thick and 20 cm long. They are uniformly spaced on the vertical surface
of a tank, which is maintained at 200 C. If the unit is exposed to ambient
air at 20 C with h = 20 W/m2K, find heat transfer from the total system
(finned area + unfinned area). Assume insulated tip condition for fin
analysis.
[6]

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