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 19, Problem 121RQ
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The rate of heat loss from the steam per unit length of the pipe when air is flowing across the pipe.

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Given:

The inlet temperature of steam (T1) is 250°C.

The thermal conductivity of the stainless steel pipe (k) is 15W/mK.

The inner diameter of the pipe (di) is 4cm.

The outer diameter of the pipe (do) is 4.6cm.

The thickness of the insulation (t) is 3.5cm.

The thermal conductivity of the insulation (k1) is 0.038W/mK.

The emissivity of outer surface is (ε) is 0.3.

The heat transfer coefficient inside the pipe (h) is 80W/m2K.

The flow rate of air (V) is 4m/s.

Calculation:

Calculate the outer diameter of the insulated pipe (dio) using the relation.

  dio=do+2t=4.6cm+2(3.5cm)=11.6cm

Calculate the Reynolds number (Re) by using the relation.

  Re=Vdioν=(4m/s)(11.6cm)(1.426×105m2/s)=(4m/s)(11.6cm)(1m100cm)(1.426×105m2/s)=3253856942

Refer Table A-22 “Properties of air at 1 atm pressure”.

Obtain the following properties corresponding to 10°C as follows:

k2=0.02439W/mK

ν=1.426×105m2/s

Pr=0.7336

Calculate the Nusselt number for flow across a cylinder (Nu) using the relation.

  Nu=0.3+0.62RePr1/3[1+(0.4Pr)2/3]1/4[1+(Re282000)5/8]4/5=0.3+0.62(3253856942)(0.7336)1/3[1+(0.40.7336)2/3]1/4[1+(3253856942282000)5/8]4/5=107

Calculate the heat transfer coefficient through the air (ho) using the relation.

  Nu=hodiok2(107)=ho(11.6cm)(0.02439W/mK)ho=(107)(0.02439W/mK)(11.6cm)(1m100cm)ho=22.5W/m2K

Calculate the area of the outer surface of the pipe (Ao) using the relation.

  Ao=πdioL=π(11.6cm)(1m)=π(11.6cm)(1m100cm)(1m)=0.364m2

Calculate the area of the inner surface of the pipe (Ai) using the relation.

  Ai=πdiL=π(4cm)(1m)=π(4cm)(1m100cm)(1m)=0.125m2

Calculate the convection thermal resistence (Rconv) using the relation.

    (Rconv)=1hAi=1(80W/m2K)(0.125m2)=0.0995K/W

Calculate the pipe thermal resistence (Rpipe) using the relation.

    Rpipe=ln(d0/d)2πkL=ln(4.6cm4cm)2π(15W/mK)(1m)=0.0015K/W

Calculate the insulation thermal resistence (Rinsulation) using the relation.

    Rinsulation=ln(di0/d0)2πkL=ln(11.6cm4.6cm)2π(0.038W/mK)(1m)=3.874K/W

Calculate the heat transfer (Q) using the relation.

  Q=TTsRconv+Rpipe+Rinsulation=250°CTs(0.0995K/W)+(0.0015K/W)+(3.874K/W)=[(250°C+273)K]Ts3.975K/W=523KTs3.975K/W        (I)

Calculate the surface temperature (Ts) by using the relation.

  Q=h0A0(TsTsuur)+εA0σ(Ts4Tsuur4)523KTs3.975K/W=[(22.5W/m2K)(0.364m2)(Ts3°C)+(0.3)(0.364m2)(5.67×108W/m2×K4)[Ts4(3°C)4]]523KTs3.975K/W=[(22.5W/m2K)(0.364m2){(Ts3°C+273)K}+(0.3)(0.364m2)(5.67×108W/m2K4)[Ts4{(3°C+273)K}4]]523KTs3.975K/W=(8.19W/K)(Ts278K)+0.619W/K4(Ts45802782976K4)Ts=276K

Calculate the heat transfer by using equation (I).

  Q=523K(276K)3.975K/W=247K3.975K/W=62.14W

Thus, the rate of heat loss from the steam per unit length of the pipe when air is flowing across the pipe is 62.14W.

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