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Chapter 20, Problem 21P
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To Calculate:The rate of heat conduction. The ratio of the heat that escapes through the door knob to the heat that escapes through the door. The overall R-factor for the door.

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Answer to Problem 21P

The total thermal current is 0.3kW

The ratio of the heat that escapes through the door knob to the heat that escapes through the door is 5.0 .

The overall R-factor for the door is 85W/(m.K)

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The thickness of the door = 2.0 inch

The thermal conductivity of brass = 85 W/(m.K)

Formula used:

For thermal current

  Ix=koAxdTdx

  Ix is the thermal current of material x

  ko is the thermal conductivity constant

  Ax is the area of material x

T is the temperature

Calculation:

The thermal current through the door is

  Idoor=koAdoordTdx

The thermal current through the knob is

  Iknob=kBAknobdTdx

The total thermal current is

  I = koAdoordTdx+kBAknobdTdx

Assume that, Δxdoor=Δxknob=Δx

  I = koAdoordTdx+kBAknobdTdx

Considering the thickness of door and the length of the knob as same.

  I=dTdx(koAdoor+kBAknob)

  I=20oC-(-20oC)(2.0in)(1m39.37in)[(0.15Wm×K)(2.0m2)+(85Wm×K)(π4)(3.0×10-2m2)]

  I=1812.3975W=1.812kW

The heat escaped through the knob is divided with the heat escaped through the door.

  IknobIdoor=kBAknobkoAdoor

  =0.15W/m×K)(2.0m2)(85Wm×K)(3.0×10-2m2)=0.1175

As the door and the knob are parallel, the equivalent R-factor is,

  1Req=1Rknob+1Rdoor......(3)

R-factor of the knob is

  Rknob=|dx|kBAknob

R-factor of the door is

  Rdoor=|dx|koAdoor

From equation (3)

The overall R-factor for the door is

  1Req=1Rknob+1Rdoor=1|dx|kBAknob+1|dx|koAdoor=kBAknob+koAdoordx

  Req=dxkBAknob+koAdoor=0.051m(85W/m×K)(7.0×10-6m2)+(0.15W/m×K)(2.5m2)=0.135K/W0.14K/W

Conclusion:

  0.14K/W is the overall R-factor for the door.

  0.1175 is the ratio of the heat that escapes through the door knob to the heat that escapes through the door.

  1.812kW is the total thermal current.

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