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    ME 642 Convective Heat and Mass Transfer Home Assignment 3: 18 January 2019

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    This document is a homework assignment for a convective heat and mass transfer course. It contains two problems to solve involving heat transfer between water flows and duct walls or metal strips. The first problem involves calculating the local heat transfer coefficient, total heat transfer rate, and boundary layer thickness for water flowing through a duct. The second problem involves calculating the shear stress and heat flux between a parallel water stream and a flat metal strip. The assignment is worth 20 marks and is due on January 23rd, 2019.

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    ME 642

    Convective Heat and Mass Transfer


    Home Assignment 3
    18th January 2019
    Marks: 20 Due Date: 23rd January 2019

    (1) A stream of 20 oC water enters a duct, the wall temperature of which is uniform and equal
    to 50 oC. The inlet velocity is 5 cm/s. The duct cross section is a 20 cm × 20 cm square.
    Assume that the thickness of the boundary layer at the inner surface of the duct is much
    smaller than 20 cm, and calculate:
    (a) the local heat transfer coefficient at x = 1m downstream from the mouth,
    (b) the total heat transfer rate between the duct section of length x = 1m and the water
    stream, and
    (c) the velocity boundary layer thickness (δ) at x = 1m. Verify in this way the validity of
    the assumption that δ is much smaller than the duct width.

    [10]

    (2) An isothermal flat strip is swept by a parallel stream of water with a temperature of 20 oC
    and a free-stream velocity of 0.5 m/s. The width of the strip, L = 1 cm, is parallel to the
    flow. The temperature difference between the strip and the free stream is ΔT = 1◦C.
    Calculate the L-averaged shear stress τ and the L-averaged heat flux q” between the
    strip and the water flow.

    [10]
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