Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
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ISBN: 9780078027680
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., Robert H. Turner, John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 18, Problem 88P
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The center temperature after 10, 20 and 60 min for each geometry.

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For cubic block:

The Biot number corresponding to h=40W/m2°C is,

  Bi=hLk=(40W/m2°C)(0.025m)2.5W/m2=0.400

Hence the constants λ1and A1 are 0.5932 and 1.0580 respectively.

The Biot number corresponding to h=80W/m2°C is,

  Bi=hLk=(80W/m2°C)(0.025m)2.5W/m2=0.800

Hence the constants λ1and A1 are 0.7910 and 1.1016 respectively.

The center temperature is determined using the product solution method as follows:

  θ(0,0,0,t)block =[θ(0,t)wall ]2[θ(0,t)wall ]T(0,0,0,t)TTiT=(A1eλ12τ)2(A1eλ12τ)T(0,0,0,t)50020500=[(1.0580)e(0.5932)2τ]2[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2τ]

After 10 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(10×60 s)(0.025 m)2=1.104>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,0,10)50020500=[(1.0580)e(0.5932)2(1.104)]2[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(1.104)]T(0,0,0,10)=364°C

After 20 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(20×60 s)(0.025 m)2=2.208>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,0,20)50020500=[(1.0580)e(0.5932)2(2.208)]2[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(2.208)]T(0,0,0,20)=469°C

After 60 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(60×60 s)(0.025 m)2=6.624>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,0,60)50020500=[(1.0580)e(0.5932)2(6.624)]2[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(6.624)]T(0,0,0,60)=500°C

Thus, the center temperature after 10, 20 and 60 min for cubic block is 364°C, 469°C and 500°C respectively.

For cylinder:

The Biot number is,

  Bi=hrok=(40W/m2°C)(0.025m)2.5W/m2=0.400

Hence the constants λ1and A1 are 0.8516 and 1.0931 respectively.

The center temperature is determined using the product solution method as follows:

  θ(0,0,t)block =[θ(0,t)wall ][θ(0,t)cyl ]T(0,0,t)TTiT=(A1eλ12τ)wall(A1eλ12τ)T(0,0,t)50020500=[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2τ][(1.0931)e(0.8516)2τ]

After 10 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(10×60 s)(0.025 m)2=1.104>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,t)50020500=[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(1.104)][(1.0931)e(0.8516)2(1.104)]T(0,0,10)=370°C

After 20 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(20×60 s)(0.025 m)2=2.208>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,20)50020500=[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(2.208)][(1.0931)e(0.8516)2(2.208)]T(0,0,20)=471°C

After 60 min:

The Fourier number is,

  τ=αtL2=(1.15×106m2/s)(60×60 s)(0.025 m)2=6.624>0.2

The center temperature is,

  T(0,0,60)50020500=[(1.1016)e(0.7910)2(6.624)][(1.0931)e(0.8516)2(6.624)]T(0,0,60)=500°C

Thus, the center temperature after 10, 20 and 60 min for cylinder is 370°C, 471°C and 500°C respectively.

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