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    ME314 Final Exam Fall 2021 Ans

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    This document contains a 3 question engineering exam on heat transfer concepts. Question 1 involves determining the total hemispherical absorptivity and emissivity of an opaque surface given its spectral absorptivity curve. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the view factor F12 for a given geometry. Question 3 involves calculating view factors, radiosities, and net heat transfer rates for a cylindrical furnace with surfaces of different temperatures and emissivities. The student is asked to show their work and list any assumptions at each step.

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    This document contains a 3 question engineering exam on heat transfer concepts. Question 1 involves determining the total hemispherical absorptivity and emissivity of an opaque surface given its spectral absorptivity curve. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the view factor F12 for a given geometry. Question 3 involves calculating view factors, radiosities, and net heat transfer rates for a cylindrical furnace with surfaces of different temperatures and emissivities. The student is asked to show their work and list any assumptions at each step.

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    This document contains a 3 question engineering exam on heat transfer concepts. Question 1 involves determining the total hemispherical absorptivity and emissivity of an opaque surface given its spectral absorptivity curve. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the view factor F12 for a given geometry. Question 3 involves calculating view factors, radiosities, and net heat transfer rates for a cylindrical furnace with surfaces of different temperatures and emissivities. The student is asked to show their work and list any assumptions at each step.

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    ME314 Final Exam Fall 2021 Ans

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    This document contains a 3 question engineering exam on heat transfer concepts. Question 1 involves determining the total hemispherical absorptivity and emissivity of an opaque surface given its spectral absorptivity curve. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the view factor F12 for a given geometry. Question 3 involves calculating view factors, radiosities, and net heat transfer rates for a cylindrical furnace with surfaces of different temperatures and emissivities. The student is asked to show their work and list any assumptions at each step.

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    ME 314 Final Exam – Fall 2021 NAME:______________________________

    a. Please number your responses clearly.


    b. Write down the important and relevant assumptions clearly where necessary.
    c. Write down the complete equations that you use. Indicate figure or Table you use.
    1. The spectral, hemispherical absorptivity of an opaque surface (T s=1000 K) and the spectral
    distribution of radiation incident on the surface are shown below.
    A. (15 pts ) Determine the total, hemispherical adsorptivity of the surface.
    B. (15 pts) Calculate the total, hemispherical emissivity assuming the Kirchoff’s law is applicable for
    the surface.

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    2. (25pts) Determine the view factor F 12 for the geometry shown below. List all assumptions as
    needed and step by step to calculate the F 12.

    F12 = ____________

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    3. Consider a cylindrical furnace with r 0 =H=1m as shown in the figure below. The top (surface 1) and
    the base (surface 2) of the furnace has emissivities 1 =0.8 and 2 =0.4, respectively and are maintained
    at uniform temperatures T 1 =700 K and T 2 =500K. The side surface closely approximates a blackbody
    and is maintained at a temperature of T 3 =400K.
    A. (15pts) Calculate view factors of F12 , F13 , F21,and F23 .
    B. (15pts) Calculate the radiosity for each surface, J 1, J 2 and J 3 , in W/m2 .
    C. (15pts) Calculate net radiative heat transfer rate from each surface, q1 , q2 , and q3 , in kW.

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