Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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What is heat transfer?

A

Thermal Energy transit due to spatial temperature difference

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2
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What is Conduction?

A

Heat transfer were the temperature gradient exists in a stationary medium, solid or liquid, aka conduction oven.

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3
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What is Convection?

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Heat transfer that occurs between a surface and a moving fluid when they are at different temperatures. Aka convection oven.

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4
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What is Temperature Gradient?

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A temperature gradient is the physical quantity that describes which direction and at what rate the temperature changes most rapidly around a particular location.

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5
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What is Thermal Radiation?

A

Heat transfer between two surfaces at different temperature.

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6
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What is the driving force behind conduction?

A

The driving force behind conduction is atomic and molecular activity. Conduction is the transfer of energy from more energetic to less energetic particles.

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7
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Whats is diffusion?

A

Spreading of something more widely, going to equilibrium all over.

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8
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What is heat flux (conduction) and units and symbol?

A

Rate of heat transfer per unit area and W/m^2 and qx’’.

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9
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What is heat rate by conduction and symbol and units?

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Heat rate is the heat flux multiplied by the area and qx and watts.

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10
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What are the two mechanisms convection is comprised of.

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Diffusion (random molecular motion), or by bulk or macroscopic motion of fluid.

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11
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What is Sensible energy?

A

Sensible energy is energy that can be felt like change in temperature.

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12
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What is Latent Energy?

A

Latent energy is related to phase change.

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13
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How is energy of radiation transported?

A

Electromagnetic Waves.

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14
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What is surface emissive power? units symbol

A

Rate at which bounded energy is released. W/m^2 E

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15
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What is emissivity? Symbol?

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A measure of how efficiently a surface emits energy relative to a blackbody. Epsilon

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16
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What is absorptivity? Symbol?

A

The rate at which radiant energy is absorbed per unit surface area. α

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17
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E or EB

A

Surface emissive power or Surface emissive power of a black body

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18
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q’’

A

heat flux, rate of heat transfer per unit area

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19
Q

G

A

irradiation-incoming radiation

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20
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sigma

A

stephan boltzman constant

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21
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Rt

A

Thermal Resistance

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22
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1st Law Thermo

A

The first law of thermodynamics states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; it can changed only from one form to another

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23
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2nd Law Thermo

A

The second law of thermodynamics means hot things always cool unless you do something to stop them.

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24
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Two ways energy can cross system boundry in a closed system.

A

Heat and Work done to or by the system.

25
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Closed System

A

System that doesn’t allow for transfer of mass in or out of the system.

26
Q

Control Volume

A

an imaginary surface enclosing a volume of interest.

27
Q

Mechanical Energy

A

sum of kinetic Energy and potential energy

28
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Kinetic Energy equation

A

1/2*mV^2

29
Q

potential energy

A

mgh

30
Q

Thermal energy consists of

A

latent and sensible

31
Q

Ut

A

Thermal Energy/ unit mass

32
Q

row v

A

flow work

33
Q

q

A

heat rate transfer W

34
Q

Heat Engine

A

any device that operates continuously or cyclically and converts heat to work.

35
Q

Carnot Efficeincy

A

High real possible efficiency of a heat motor

36
Q

Entropy

A

the measure of a system’s thermal energy per unit temperature that is unavailable for doing useful work.

37
Q

Enthalpy

A

l

38
Q

Q

A

Energy Transfer

39
Q

the rate at which heat passes through a specified material, W/m^s

A

Thermal Conductivity

40
Q

Thermal Conductivity units and symbol

A

the rate at which heat passes through a specified material, W/m^s and k

41
Q

Thermal Energy

A

Movement of atoms and molecules, linked directly to temperature of matter.

42
Q

Joule Units

A

W*s

43
Q

Watt

A

Joule/Sec

44
Q

Work

A

Force*Distance

45
Q

Fouriers Law

A

heat flux qx’’=-k*dT/dX

46
Q

hr meaning and units

A

Radiation Heat Transfer Coefficient W/m^2*K

47
Q

h

A

convection heat transfer coefficient W/m^2*K

48
Q

What are the units for energy?

A

Joules

49
Q

What is a joule? Units?

A

Energy and Watts*second

50
Q

What is a watt and units

A

Power rate of energy transfer and Joules/Sec

51
Q

Steady State

A

No change of parameters with respect to time

52
Q

Driving Force behind convection and conduction

A

Temperature Difference

53
Q

Rate Equation for Convection

A

h A(T final- T surface)

54
Q

Newtons Law of Cooling

A

q’‘=h(T surface-T infinity)

55
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Stefan Boltzmann Law and meaning

A

Eb=Sigma Tsurface^4 Upper limit of emissive power

56
Q

Gabs equation

A

G* alpha

57
Q

alpha

A

absorptivity

58
Q

specific heat

A

amount of heat required to raise 1 kg of material one degree Kelivn. J/kg*K

59
Q

Specific volume

A

1/density