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Roll No. ......................

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BT-5/D-20 45126
HEAT TRANSFER
Paper–ME-305-N

Time : Three Hours] [Maximum Marks : 75

Note : Attempt five questions in all selecting at least one question


from each unit.

UNIT–I

1. (a) Enumerate the basic laws which govern the heat


transfer. 5

(b) The inner surface of a plane brick wall is at 40°C and


the outer surface is at 20°C, calculate the rate of heat
transfer per m2 of surface area of the wall, which is
250 mm thick. The thermal conductivity of the brick is
0.52 W/m°C. 10

2. The composite wall of a furnace is made with 120 mm of


fire clay [K = 0.25 (1 + 0.0009t)W/m°C] and 600 mm of red
brick (K = 0.8 W/m°C). The inside surface temperature is
1250°C and the outside air temperature is 40°C. Determine:

(a) The temperature at the layer interface.

(b) The heat loss for 1 m2 of furnace wall. 15

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UNIT–II

3. Define the Nusselt number. How it is related to temperature


gradient in the fluid immediately in contact with solid
surface ? Mention the various approaches which have
suggested for estimating the value of Nusselt number. 15

4. Calculate the heat generated in the body of a man if for


comfortable living, the body is to be at 35°C whilst the
environmental conditions are at 15°C. The body of the man
may be idealised as a cylinder of 30 cm diameter and
160 cm height. Use the correlation, Nu = 0.12 (Gr Pr)1/3.
15

UNIT–III

5. Enumerate some salient features of thermal radiation. What


position does thermal radiation occupy in the electromagnetic
spectrum ? What limits this band width on the short and
long wavelength sides. 15

6. A thin copper sphere of 25 cm diameter has its internal


surface highly oxidised. What smallest size of lid be made
in the sphere to give an opening that will have an
absorptivity of 92 percent ? 15

UNIT–IV

7. (a) Mention most common types of fins and sketch them.


7
(b) Give a few practical and specific examples of use of
fin in heat transfer. 3

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(c) List the assumptions made while analysing the heat flow
from a finned surface. 5

8. Working in terms of inlet and outlet temperatures of the fluids


and overall heat transfer coefficient, develop an expression
for the heat transfer from one fluid to another in a
conventional (i) parallel flow and (ii) counter flow heat
exchanger. 15

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