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    Digital Assignement II Summer II, 2018-19 MEE 2005-Heat Transfer Last Date of Submission: 27.06.2019 (Choose Any 5 If You Have Limited Time)

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    This document outlines 6 heat transfer problems related to a summer assignment for an engineering course. The problems involve determining: 1) The required standoff distance between a thermal inkjet printer and photovoltaic panel to cool electrically conducting ink droplets from 200C to 50C as they are deposited. 2) The total heat transfer from a 4m tall vertical copper plate maintained at 60C and exposed to air at 10C. 3) The heat transfer rate from a 0.6m square plate kept at 90C on one side and 30C on the other under natural convection in different orientations. 4) The length of copper tubing required to heat water from 16C to 49C with a constant heat

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    This document outlines 6 heat transfer problems related to a summer assignment for an engineering course. The problems involve determining: 1) The required standoff distance between a thermal inkjet printer and photovoltaic panel to cool electrically conducting ink droplets from 200C to 50C as they are deposited. 2) The total heat transfer from a 4m tall vertical copper plate maintained at 60C and exposed to air at 10C. 3) The heat transfer rate from a 0.6m square plate kept at 90C on one side and 30C on the other under natural convection in different orientations. 4) The length of copper tubing required to heat water from 16C to 49C with a constant heat

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    This document outlines 6 heat transfer problems related to a summer assignment for an engineering course. The problems involve determining: 1) The required standoff distance between a thermal inkjet printer and photovoltaic panel to cool electrically conducting ink droplets from 200C to 50C as they are deposited. 2) The total heat transfer from a 4m tall vertical copper plate maintained at 60C and exposed to air at 10C. 3) The heat transfer rate from a 0.6m square plate kept at 90C on one side and 30C on the other under natural convection in different orientations. 4) The length of copper tubing required to heat water from 16C to 49C with a constant heat

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    Digital Assignement II Summer II, 2018-19 MEE 2005-Heat Transfer Last Date of Submission: 27.06.2019 (Choose Any 5 If You Have Limited Time)

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    Digital Assignement II

    Summer II, 2018-19


    MEE 2005- Heat Transfer
    Last date of submission : 27.06.2019
    (Choose any 5 if you have limited time)

    1. Electrical circuitry is written onto a photovoltaic panel by depositing a stream of small


    (D=55 µm) droplets of electrically conducting ink from a thermal inkjet printer. The
    drops are at an initial temperature of 200°C, and it is desirable for them to strike the
    panel at a temperature of 50°C. The quiescent air and surroundings are at 25°C, and
    the drops are ejected from the print head at their terminal velocity. Determine the
    required standoff distance L between the printer and the photovoltaic panel. properties
    of the electrically conducting ink drop are =2400kg/m3 ,cd=800J/kgK, Kd=5.0W/mK.
    2. A vertical copper plate of 4.0 m high is maintained at 60°C by electrical sensor and it
    exposed to cold atmospheric air at 10°C. Calculate the total heat transfer if the plate is
    10 m wide.
    3. A square plate of 0.6m * 0.6m is kept in a room at 30˚C. One side is insulated and other
    side kept isothermally at 90˚C. Determine the heat transfer rate from the plate by natural
    convection if the plate is (a) horizontal with hot surface facing up, (b) horizontal with
    hot surface facing down and (c) vertical.
    4. The water is to be heated from 16°C to 49°C in smooth copper tube diameter of 5 mm.
    An electric heater supplied heat to the tube that provides a constant heat flux such that
    the tube wall temperature is always 32°C above the water bulk temperature. The
    Reynolds number used for calculating the heat-transfer coefficient is 100,000.
    Calculate the required length of tube required to produce hot water at 49°C.
    5. A power plant company decide to recover the waste heat from flue gas, such that tube
    in tube heat exchanger is selected and design for hot flue gases at 700 K flow inside a
    SS tube of 25 mm ID with 1.6 mm wall thickness. A 50 mm tube is placed around the
    25 mm diameter tube, and high-pressure water at 150°C flows in the annular space
    between the tubes. If the flow rate of water is 1.5 kg/s and the total heat transfer is 17.5
    kW, Could you please find the length of the heat exchanger for a maximum gas mass
    flow of 0.8 kg/s. Take the properties of the flue gas are the same as those of air at
    atmospheric pressure and 700 K.
    6. Summarize the procedure for calculation of convection heat transfer coefficient for
    both free and forced convection.

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