Answer :
Answer:
A) 3.6 Wh
B) q' = 1178.93 W/m^2
C) Ts = 171 °C
Explanation:
Q' = 0.15
D = 0.3cm = 0.003m
L = 1.2cm = 0.012m
T∞ = 40°C and hcomb = 9W/m^2.k
A) The amount of heat this resistor dissipates during a 24 hr period;
Q = Q' ∆t = 0.15 x 24 = 3.6Wh
B) The heat flux on the surface of the resistor;
q' = Q'/A
Now we will find the surface area of the resistor;
A = 2(πD^2)/4 + πDL
A = (π/4)(0.003^2) + π(0.003 x 0.012) = 1.272 x 10^-4 m^2
Therefore, q' = 0.15/(1.272 x 10^-4) = 1178.93 W/m^2
C) The surface temperature of the resistor;
Ts = T∞ + (q'/hcomb)
Ts = 40 + (1178.93/9)
Ts = 40 + 131 = 171 °C
Answer:
A) 12,960 J
B) 1178.9 W/m³
C)171⁰C
Explanation:
A)
The energy balance equation of the process is "Rate of heat dissipated from the element = Rate of heat energy coming out of the system".
Q = Q' t
where Q' = 0.15 W, and t = 24 hour = 86,400sec
Q = 0.15W x 86,400sec = 12,960J
B)
heat flux is q' = Q'/A
Where A = πDL + 2(πD²/4) given that L = 0.3cm, D = 1.2cm.
Q' = 0.15 W
substituting all parameters into the bellow equation.
q' = Q'/[πDL + 2(πD²/4)]
q' = 1178.9W/m³
C)
Surface temperature q' = h (Tₐ-Tₙ) where:
h = combined heat transfer coefficient, Tₐ = Surface Temperature, Tₙ = Surrounding Temperature.
substituting for q' = 1178.9W/m³, h = 9 W/m2 ·K, Tₙ = 40°C in the above equation.
Tₐ = 171°C