A wood-burning fire uses all three modes of heat transfer:
(1) Convection, as heat transfers through air currents.
(2) Conduction, as heat transfers through solid objects like the ground or fireplace bricks.
(3) Radiation, as heat radiates from the fire's light and fuel combustion.
A car radiator transfers heat via conduction through its metal walls and convection to the surrounding fluid. It is painted black to maximize heat radiation and cooling effect.
A wood-burning fire uses all three modes of heat transfer:
(1) Convection, as heat transfers through air currents.
(2) Conduction, as heat transfers through solid objects like the ground or fireplace bricks.
(3) Radiation, as heat radiates from the fire's light and fuel combustion.
A car radiator transfers heat via conduction through its metal walls and convection to the surrounding fluid. It is painted black to maximize heat radiation and cooling effect.
A wood-burning fire uses all three modes of heat transfer:
(1) Convection, as heat transfers through air currents.
(2) Conduction, as heat transfers through solid objects like the ground or fireplace bricks.
(3) Radiation, as heat radiates from the fire's light and fuel combustion.
A car radiator transfers heat via conduction through its metal walls and convection to the surrounding fluid. It is painted black to maximize heat radiation and cooling effect.
SUB-TOPIC: Consequences of thermal energy transfer
Date: 6th June, 2022 Objective: Explain some of the complex applications and consequences of conduction, convection and radiation where more than one type of thermal energy transfer is significant, including: (a) a fire burning wood or coal (b) a radiator in a car A fire burning wood or coal Keywords- Vacuum, infrared, convection, conduction, radiation A wood-burning fire makes use of all three types of Reference- https://www.hunker.com/13425529/what-type-of-heat- heat transfer that exist in nature. transfer-does-a-wood-burning-fire-use A radiator in a car Convection- heat is transferred through air currents. Conduction- heat is transferred through solid objects Radiators are heat exchangers used to transfer thermal energy such as the ground or the bricks in a fireplace wall. from one medium to another for the purpose of cooling and In the case of radiation, heat can radiate (be emitted) heating. from the light of the fire and the oxidation of the fuel in the process of combustion. Modes of heat transfer in radiators • The mode of heat transfer through the radiator wall is conduction only, because the walls are made of metals (solids) and conduction is the mode of heat transfer that takes place within a solid body.
• The mode of heat transfer between the walls of the radiator
and the surrounding fluid is convection, because convection heat transfer is dominant when there is a bulk We prefer to wear dark-coloured clothes in fluid movement. winters, because they absorb most of the heat of sun and keep our body warm. • Radiators are painted black so as to have cooling effect by radiating (emitting) most heat.