Vessel
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Thermal insulating vessel (thermal conductivity of the material is given) separates a heated agent from the ambient space so that temperature difference between its internal and external sides is 220°C.
Problem Type
Axisymmetric problem of heat transfer.
Geometry
R1=610 mm, R2=700 mm
Given
Thermal conductivity of the material λ=0.083 W/(m·K);
Temperature of the external boundary T0;
Temperature of the internal boundary T0 + 220°C.
Task
Calculate heat flux passing through the spherical surface of the vessel.
Solution
The problem is linear, and passing flux will be the same for any specific setting of T0. For simplicity we may consider T0=0°C (273.15 K).
Result
Heat Flux, W | |
QuickField | 1089.8 |
Theory* | 1088.67 |
*Rajput R.K.(2010). Engineering Thermodynamics, Third Edition. Sudbury, MA:Jones and Bartlett Publishers. p 816.
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