(A) Choose the right answer 1.The temperature profile for heat conduction through a wall of constant thermal conductivity in the presence of heat source is a. straight line. b. parabolic. c. logarithmic. d. hyperbolic 2. A furnace wall has a thickness L=200 cm and k=0.1 W/(mK) with surface temperatures of 600°C and 400 C. The rate of heat transfer is a. 100 W/m² b. 200 W/m²
(A) Choose the right answer 1.The temperature profile for heat conduction through a wall of constant thermal conductivity in the presence of heat source is a. straight line. b. parabolic. c. logarithmic. d. hyperbolic 2. A furnace wall has a thickness L=200 cm and k=0.1 W/(mK) with surface temperatures of 600°C and 400 C. The rate of heat transfer is a. 100 W/m² b. 200 W/m²
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1.The temperature profile for heat conduction through a wall of constant thermal
conductivity in the presence of heat source is
a. straight line.
b. parabolic.
c. logarithmic.
d. hyperbolic
2. A furnace wall has a thickness L=200 cm and k=0.1 W/(mK) with surface temperatures
of 600°C and 400 C. The rate of heat transfer is
a. 100 W/m?
b. 200 W/m?
c. 50 W/m?
d. 300 W/m?
3. The ratio of heat transfer of a fin to the heat transfer without fin is referred to as
a. fin effectiveness.
b. b. fin efficiency.
c. b. fin resistance.
d. fin conductance.
4. The internal thermal resistance of a solid can be ignored if the Biot number is less than
а. 0.1
b. 0.5
с. 1
d. Fourier number
5. The quantity having the dimension of time is often called the time constant of a
thermocouple
hA
а.
PCV
hV
b.
c. PCV
hA
d. PCA
hV
PCA
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