Thermodynamic powerpoint notes 1104 Flashcards

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What is Refrigeration?

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The transfer of heat from a place it is not wanted to a place where it is unobjectionable

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What is the key requirement to keeping a refrigeration system functional?

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Cold liquid refrigerant must be continually flowing around object(s) that must be cooled

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What are two applications of air conditioning?

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  1. Comfort cooling (human comfort)

2. Process cooling (cooling for machines)

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Conduction vs Convection?

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Conduction is where heat travels from one molecule to molecule within a substance through physical contact and Convection is where heat travels through a fluid from one substance to another

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Fluid can be ____ or ______ but not ______

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liquid or vapour but not solid

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Forced convection uses _____ or _____ to move fluids

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fans or pumps

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What is sensible heat?

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heat transfer that results in a change in temperature of a substance?

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What is latent heat?

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heat transfer that results in a change of state of a substance with no change in temp.

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Can latent heat be measured with a thermometer?

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No because temp does not change

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What is specific heat?

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The number of BTU’s required to raise the temperature of 1Lb of substance 1 degree Fahrenheit

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What is the specific heats of the following:

a) water
b) ice
c) steam
d) air

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a) water is 1.00btu/lb
b) ice is 0.50btu/lb
c) steam is 0.50btu/lb
d) air is aproxx 0.24btu/lb

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What are three forms of energy?

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Thermal, Electrical, Mechanical

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List three examples of thermal conductors:

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Gold, Silver, Copper

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List three examples of thermal insulators:

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Foam, Fiberglass, Cork

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What is the U-factor?

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Overall coefficient of heat transfer

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What is the K-factor?

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thermal conductivity rating - pre inch thickness

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What is the C-factor?

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thermal conductance rating - given thickness

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What is the R-factor?

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thermal resistance -reciprocal of the U-factor

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Heat cannot be ______ or _______

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created or destroyed

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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed and all forms of energy are mutual convertible

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What is the second law of thermodynamics?

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Heat will always flow from a warmer area to a colder one

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Water freezes at ____ degrees Fahrenheit and ____ degrees Celsius

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32F

0C

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Water boils at ___degrees Fahrenheit and ___ degrees celsius

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212F

100C

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Molecular motion (Absolute zero) stops at ____ degrees Fahrenheit and ___ degrees Celsius

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  • 460F

- 273C

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1W =_____BTU
3.413 BTU
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1KW=____BTU
3413 BTU
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1HP=___W
746W
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What is Enthalpy?
The total heat content (Qs + QL)
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Celsius to Fahrenheit formula?
F= (9/5) (C+32)
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Fahrenheit to Celsius formula?
C= (5/9) (F-32)
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Sensible heat formula?
Qs=Mass (lbs) x SpHt x changeT
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Latent heat formula?
QL=Mass (lbs) x Latent heat
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How much does 1 imperial gallon of water weigh?
10lbs
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How much does 1 US gallon of water weigh?
8.33lbs
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Specific heats of Milk?
Above 32 degrees Fahrenheit = 0.90 btu/lb | Below 32 degrees Fahrenheit = 0.46 btu/lb
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Freezing point of milk?
31 degrees Fahrenheit
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Explain Refrigeration ton?
It is based on the amount of heat required to melt one ton of ice in 24 hours?
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How many btu to melt 1 ton of ice in 24 hours?
288,000 btu/day
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What is saturated temperature?
The temp. at which a liquid turns into a vapour, or a vapour turns into a liquid
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When there is a mixture of liquid/vapour the substance is ______
saturated
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What is saturated vapour?
Vapour that has all the heat it can hold without becoming superheated
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What is saturated liquid?
A liquid that has all the heat it can hold without changing into a vapour
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What is superheat?
The temperature of a vapour above its boiling point
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Superheat is always in _____ form
vapour
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What is superheat vapour?
A gas that has been heated to a temperature that is above its boiling point
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Why is superheat called a TD?
It is a temperature differential between vapour temperature and saturated temperature
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Three things required to find Superheat TD?
1. Thermometer 2. Gauge manifold 3. PT chart
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What is gas?
A vapour that is superheated
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What is vapour?
A gas that is at its saturation temp and pressure
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What is sub cooled liquid?
A liquid at a temperature below its saturation temperature
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What is sub-cooling?
A temperature of a liquid that is below its boiling point
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Sub-cooling is a ____ and superheat is a ____
liquid, vapour
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Pascals law:
Pressure applied upon a confined space is transmitted equally in all directions
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Charles first law:
If the volume of a gas remains the same, then the absolute pressure varies directly with the absolute temp.
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Charles second law:
If the pressure of a gas remains constant, then the volume of the gas varies directly with the absolute temp.
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Boyles law:
If the temp remains constant, the volume of gas varies inversely to the absolute pressure
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The perfect law:
takes into account all the variables. If one of the variables constant then that variable can be dropped from the formula
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Hg Vac perfect vacuum is ____ and atmosphere pressure is __
29.92 and 0