Vishwakarma

Title :Question institute

of Techrology Issue 01: Rev No. 00 : Dt. 01/08/22
Paper FF No. 868

Reg. No.
Bansilal Ramnath Agarwal Charitable Trust's
VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTEOF
(An Autonomous Institute Afiliated to TECHNOLOGY, PUNE -411037.
Savitribai Phule Pune University)
Examination: ESE
Year: TY
Branch: Chemical Engincering
Subjeet: Heat Transfer Subject Code: CH3231
Max. Marks:60
Total Pages of Question Paper: 02
Day &Date: 9/2/l202.2
Time: 2.00-pm tu 4. 00 pm.
1. Allquestions are
Instruetions to Candidate
2. Neat diagrams nmustcompulsory.
be drawn
3. Figures to the right indicate fullwherever
marks.
necessary
4. Assume suitable data
5. Students are permittedwherever
to use
necessary
6. Data tables may be given is scientific calculators
required by students
0. N. CO BT* Question
No N Max
marks
Q. 1. 1
Identify the different modes of heat transfer in the following
(a) systems/operations:
() steam raising in a steam boiler.
(i) airwater cooling of an IC engine cylinder.
(iii) condensation of steam in acondenser,
(iv) heating of water in a bucket with immersion heater
(b) A 10 cm diameter copper ball is to be heated from 100Cto an
average
temperature of i 50°C in 30 minutes. Taking the average density and
specific heat of copper in this temperature range to be p 8950 kg m
andC, = 0.39$ kJ/Kg "C, respectively. Determine
(a) the total amount of heat transter to the copper ball.
(b) the average rate of heat transter to the ball,
(c) the average heat flux

Q.2. 3 5 A plane slab of thickness 60cm is made of a material of thermal

conductivity 17.5 W/m-deg. The iett side of the slab absorbs a net
amount of radiant energy from aradiant source at the rate $30 W/m. lt
the right hand face of the slab is at aconstant
temperature 38°C, set up an
expression for temperature distribution within the slab as a function of
relevant space co-ordinates. Therefrom work out the temperature at the
midplane of the slab and the maximum tempcrature within the slab. It
may be presumed that the temperature distribution is steady and here is
no heat generation.
OR
Q. 2. 3 A storage chamber of interior dimensions l0 m x8m5 m high has its
inside maintained at a tenmperature of - 20C whilst the outsIde is at
25°C. The walls andceiling of chamber have three lavers made of
60 mm thick board (k =0.2 W m-deg) on the inside
90 mm thick insulation (k = 0.04 W/m-deg) at
nid
240 mm thick concrete (k L.8 Wm-deg)on the
outside
Neglecting tlow of heat through the floor, determme the rate at which
heat can flow lowards inside of the chamber.
Q. 3. Solve any two of the following:
(i) 2 A 30cm thick wall of S m x 3 m size is made of red brick (k =0.3\W m
deg). It is covered on both sides by lavers of plates, 2 cnn thick (k 0.6
W/m-deg). The wall has a window of size ln x 2m. The window door is
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surface temperatures are 15 and 40°C, make inner and outer
heat flow through the wall. calculations for the rate of
(iü)
Consider 3m high, Sm wide and 0.3m thick
a
conductivity is k 09 W/m-'C. On a wall whose thermal 6
inner and the outer surfaces of the wall certain day, the remperatures of the
are measured to be 16°C and
2'C, respectively. Determine the rate of heat loss through the wail on
day that
(iii) 2
Consider a 0.8m high and 1.Sm wide glass window
8mm and a thermal conductivity of 0.78 with a thickness of
rate of heat transfer through this W/m-' C . Determine the steady
glass window and the
innser surface for a day during which the temperature of its
the temperature of the outdoors is room is mainted at 20'C while
-10°C. Take the heat transfer
coefficients on the inner and outer surfaces
W/m-°C and h, 40 W/m-°C which includes ofthethe window to be h=10
effects of radiation.
Q.4. 6
An electric heater of exposed
surface area
(a)
designed to operate fully submerged in 0.09 water.
mand output 600 watt is
temperature of the heater when the water is at 37°C Calculate the surface
coefficient of heat transfer is 285.3 W/m-deg. How thisandvaluethe surface
wili be
affected the heater is mistakenly operated at 37°C in air
if
coefficient of 8.5 W/m'-deg with a surface
(b) 4 A black body of total area 0.045 m is
bounded by 5cm walls. The walls have acompletely enclosed in a space
surface area 0.5m and thermal
6

conductivity 1.07 W/m-deg. If the inner surface of the enveloping wall is

to be maintained at 215°C and
the outer wall surface is at 30°C,
the temperature of the black body. Neglect the calculate
and outer surface areas of enveloping difference between inner
material.
Q. 5.
(i) 4
Solve the following:
Based upon the reradiating properties of
transmissivity, how would you absorptivity, reflectivity and 2
distinguish between the following:
Black body, white body, transparent body
4
Consider a 20 cm diameter spherical ballandat opaque body
800 K suspended in air.
Assuming the ball closely approximates a blackbody, determiine:
(a) the total blackbody emissive
power,
(b) the total amount of radiation emitted by the ball in 5 minutes.
(c) the spectral blackbody emissive power at a
wavelength of 3 um
Q.6. 5 4 A copper pipe (k=350 W/mK) of 1.75 cm
(a) inner diameter and 2em outside
diameter conveys water and the oil flows through
between this pipe and a steel pipe. On the water side,the annular passage
the film coefticient
is 4600 W/m'K and the fouling factor is
0.00034
corresponding values for the oil side are 1200 Wm'K mKW. and
The
0.00086
m'K/W. Workout the overall heat transfer
and oil. coeficient between the water
(b) 4 In a food processing plant, a brine
in a double pipe parallel flow heat solution hated from -12C to -65°c
is
and leaving at 20.5Cat the rate of 9 exchanger by water entering at 35°C
Kg'm in. Determine the heat
exchanger area for an overall heat transfer coefficinet of 860W mK For
water Cp-4.186 x 10° J/KgK.
CO Statements:
CO1 Distinguish between mechanisms of heat
CO2: Solve convection heat transfer ransfer and derive basic heat transfer equations from first
principles
CO3: Sojve bosling and condensationproblems
CO4: Solve radiative heat transter problems
COS: Design simple heat exchangers problems.
CO6: Solve basic evaporator calculations
*Blooms Taxonomy (BT) Level No:
1. Remembering; 2. Understanding; 3.
Applying: 4 Analyzing, 5. Evaluating, 6. Creating