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This document contains the solutions to tutorial problems for a heat and mass transfer course. It provides the step-by-step workings and calculations to determine things like heat transfer rates through walls and cylinders, as well as currents in conducting materials, based on given properties like conductivity, dimensions, and temperature differences. The problems cover a range of steady-state conduction scenarios involving one, two, and three dimensions.

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Tutorial 3 Solution

This document contains the solutions to tutorial problems for a heat and mass transfer course. It provides the step-by-step workings and calculations to determine things like heat transfer rates through walls and cylinders, as well as currents in conducting materials, based on given properties like conductivity, dimensions, and temperature differences. The problems cover a range of steady-state conduction scenarios involving one, two, and three dimensions.

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HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER BMCT 4143 SOLUTION of TUTORIAL 03

DR MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN


DEPARTMENT OF THERMO-FLUIDS OCT 2006
FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MALAYSIA
LOCKED BAG 1200, AYER KEROH, 75450 MELAKA

HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER BMCT 4143


SOLUTION of TUTORIAL 03 – Steady State Conduction – Multi Dimensions

1. D = 35-10 = 25 cm, L = 5 cm, A = (0.25)2 = 0.0625 m2


k = 1.04 W/m oC , Swall = A/L = 1.25 , Sedge = 0.59D = 0.135
Scorner = 0.15L = 7.5 x 10-3 , S = 2(1.25) + 4 (0.135) + 8 (7.5x10-3) = 9.18
Q = k S T = 1.04 x 9.18 x ( 500 – 80 ) = 4009.8 W

2. S = 4 r = 1.257 , k = 0.038 W/mK


q = ( 1.257) ( 0.038 ) ( 170-20 ) = 7.165 W

q 2(1.2)(110  25)
 
3. D > 3r , L  2x1.3  153.5 W/m = I2R = I2 ( 1.1x10-4)
ln  
 0.04 
I = 1181 Amp

4. k = 0.8 W/mK , r1 = 5 m , r2 = 1.4 , D = 12 cm

2
 2.234
S= 12  1.4 2  5 2 
1
2
cosh  
 2x1.4x5 
q/L = 2.813 x 0.8 x ( 300-15 ) = 641.4 W/m

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L = 50 cm
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DR MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN
OCT 2006

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