Design of forced convection heat transfer rig

 

Table Of Contents


  • <p> </p><p>Cover Page<br>Title page<br>Certification page<br>Dedication<br>Acknowledgement<br>Abstract<br>List of figures<br>List of Tables<br>List of graph<br><strong>

Chapter ONE

INTRODUCTION

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  • 1.0Introduction<br>
  • 1.1Modes of heat Transfer<br>
  • 1.2Aims and Objectives<br>
  • 1.3Application and uses<br><strong>

Chapter TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

  • </strong><br><strong>LITERATURE REVIEW</strong><br>
  • 2.0Previous works on forced convection studies<br>
  • 2.1Purposes of the study<br>
  • 2.2Basic laws Governing Heat Transfers<br>
  • 2.3Heat Transfer by Convection<br>
  • 2.4Determination of Coefficient of Heat Transfer by convection<br><strong>

Chapter THREE

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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  • 3.0Analysis of Design<br>
  • 3.1Description of Design<br>3.
  • 1.1Methodology<br>3.
  • 2.Steps Considered for the Designing of forced convective heat transfer rig<br><strong>

Chapter FOUR

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

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  • 4.0Experimental procedure<br>
  • 4.1Material Methods<br>4.
  • 1.1Consideration for Material Selection<br>4.
  • 1.2Selecting materials for the test rig<br>
  • 4.2Forced convection Data and Calculations<br><strong>

Chapter FIVE

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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  • 5.0Analysis Of Result<br>
  • 5.1Fourier’s Laws of heat Conduction<br>
  • 5.2Thermal Conductivity of Material<br>
  • 5.3Determination of Quality of Heat Entering the Hot Pipe<br>
  • 5.4Determination of Temperature<br><strong>CHAPTER SIX</strong><br>
  • 6.0Observation<br>
  • 6.1Suggestion for improvement<br>
  • 6.2Challenges Encountered<br>
  • 6.3Recommendation<br><strong>CHAPTER SEVEN</strong><br>
  • 7.0Conclusion</p><p><strong>Reference</strong></p><p>List of Figure Pages<br>Figure 1<br>Figure 2<br>Figure 3<br>Figure 4<br>Figure 5</p><p>List of table pages<br>Table 1<br>Table 2<br>Table 3<br>Table 4</p><p>List of graphs pages<br>Graph 1<br>Graph 2</p> <br><p></p>

Project Abstract

<p> </p><p>This project report contains experimental illustration of forced convective heat transfer rig, which consist of a tube, through which air is sent in by a blower. The test section consists of a long electrical surface heater on the tube which serves as a constant heat flux source on the flowing medium. The inlet and outlet temperature of the flowing medium are measured by thermocouple and also the temperature at several locations along the surface heater from which an average temperature can be obtained. An orifice meter is used to measure the airflow rate with a ‘U’ tube water manometer. An ammeter and voltmeter are provided to measure the power input to the heater. A power regulator is provided to vary the power input to heater. A valve is provided to regulate the flow rate of air. The air being generated by the blower is being passed through a hose connected to a mild steel pipe. The total heat input rate to the air is calculated using = MCPΔt</p><p>Where;</p><p>M = Mass flow rate</p><p>Cp = Specific heat</p><p>Δt = Temperature change of the air across the heating section</p><p>Hence, the forced convection heat transfer coefficient is obtained using qt = h.AΔT</p><p>Where;</p><p>ΔT = log mean temperature across the heating section</p><p>The result of the convective heat transfer of h = 0.05 W/m2k was obtained</p> <br><p></p>

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