This document contains a 3 part question about heat transfer through a solid bar with convection from its sides and internal heat generation. Part 1a asks to derive the 2D heat conduction equation. Part 1b asks for the boundary conditions. Part 1c reduces the problem to 1D and asks to determine the temperature distribution and heat transfer rate. Part 2 asks why insulation thickness is not critical for a plane surface.
This document contains a 3 part question about heat transfer through a solid bar with convection from its sides and internal heat generation. Part 1a asks to derive the 2D heat conduction equation. Part 1b asks for the boundary conditions. Part 1c reduces the problem to 1D and asks to determine the temperature distribution and heat transfer rate. Part 2 asks why insulation thickness is not critical for a plane surface.
This document contains a 3 part question about heat transfer through a solid bar with convection from its sides and internal heat generation. Part 1a asks to derive the 2D heat conduction equation. Part 1b asks for the boundary conditions. Part 1c reduces the problem to 1D and asks to determine the temperature distribution and heat transfer rate. Part 2 asks why insulation thickness is not critical for a plane surface.
Subject: Heat Transfer (Class Test-18/12/2021) Time: 2 hours Answer all questions Full Marks: 30 1.(a) Derive the heat conduction equation in an isotropic solid bar as shown in Fig. 1 10 below with the two-dimensional heat flow in x- and y-directions under the steady- state condition. Heat transfer from the lateral surfaces is due to convection with convective heat transfer coefficient h. The fluid temperature Ta is maintained at a constant. There is a heat source inside the solid with the constant volumetric heat generation rate (qg). It is assumed that the thermal conductivity of the material, k is a constant. Two ends of the solid bar have been attached to the walls keeping constant temperatures at T1 and T2. (b) Write the boundary conditions to solve the above heat conduction problem. 5 (c) If the temperature variation does not exist in the y-direction in the case of problem 12 1(a), derive the energy equation for the temperature field. Also, determine the temperature distribution by solving this governing equation and calculate the heat transfer rate through the bar.
Fig.1. Geometrical parameters with the coordinate system.
2. The attachment of insulation to a plane surface has no critical thickness of insulation – 3