This document provides a list of review questions related to conduction heat transfer. The questions cover topics such as: one-dimensional heat flow assumptions; thermal resistance; definitions of fin efficiency and effectiveness; different types of fin problems; thermal contact resistance; lumped capacity analysis; and definitions of the Biot and Fourier numbers.
This document provides a list of review questions related to conduction heat transfer. The questions cover topics such as: one-dimensional heat flow assumptions; thermal resistance; definitions of fin efficiency and effectiveness; different types of fin problems; thermal contact resistance; lumped capacity analysis; and definitions of the Biot and Fourier numbers.
This document provides a list of review questions related to conduction heat transfer. The questions cover topics such as: one-dimensional heat flow assumptions; thermal resistance; definitions of fin efficiency and effectiveness; different types of fin problems; thermal contact resistance; lumped capacity analysis; and definitions of the Biot and Fourier numbers.
This document provides a list of review questions related to conduction heat transfer. The questions cover topics such as: one-dimensional heat flow assumptions; thermal resistance; definitions of fin efficiency and effectiveness; different types of fin problems; thermal contact resistance; lumped capacity analysis; and definitions of the Biot and Fourier numbers.
1. What is meant by the term one-dimensional when applied to
conduction problems? 2. What is meant by thermal resistance? 3. Why is the one-dimensional heat flow assumption important in the analysis of fins? 4. Define fin efficiency & fin effectiveness. 5. Differentiate long fin, adiabatic and convective fin tip problems. 6. What is meant by thermal contact resistance? Upon what parameters does this resistance depend? 7. What is meant by a lumped capacity? What are the physical assumptions necessary for a lumped-capacity unsteady- state analysis to apply? 8. Define the Biot and Fourier numbers.