EML 6155 - Convection Heat Transfer Spring 2014

Instructor: Dr. Saeed Moghaddam Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Office: MAE-A 310 Phone: 35 -3! -0""!: E-mail: saeedmog#$fl.ed$ ffice Hours! M-%-& 1:30 PM to :30 PM 'note: (hese are the proposed office ho$rs and can )e changed $pon re*$est+ Teac"ing #ssistants! Saite, -a.i 'saite,#$fl.ed$+ Office /o$rs: ($esda0 and (h$rsda01 1:30 PM to :30 PM 2ocation: MAE-3 130 Course $e%site! https:44lss.at.$fl.ed$4 Meeting Ti&e ' ()ace! M-%-&1 5th Period '11:55am to 1 :35pm+1 3SE E106 *oo+s! 1- (e7t: 3on.ection /eat (ransfer )0 A. 8e,an1 3rd Ed.1 9ohn %ile0 : Sons1 005 - 3on.ecti.e /eat and Mass (ransfer )0 %. M. ;a0s et al.1 5th Ed.1 Mc<ra=-/ill1 00! 3- 3on.ecti.e /eat (ransfer )0 8$rmeister1 nd Ed.1 9ohn %ile0 : Sons1 1!!3 5- 8o$ndar0 2a0er (heor0 )0 Schlichting1 6th Ed.1 Mc<ra=-/ill1 1!6! Course %,ective! to pro.ide a f$ndamental treatment of fl$id flo=s controlled )0 .isco$s or t$r)$lent stress gradients and the s$)se*$ent heat transfer )et=een fl$ids and solid s$rfaces. Anal0tical sol$tions to the moment$m and energ0 conser.ation e*$ations for )oth laminar and t$r)$lent flo=s =ill )e considered. St$dents =ill )e e7pected to deri.e appropriate transport e*$ations1 appl0 transport e*$ations to con.ecti.e transport pro)lems1 and e.al$ate appropriate transport properties s$ch as friction factors1 >$sselt n$m)ers1 Sher=ood n$m)ers1 and Stanton n$m)ers. (he f$ndamental conser.ation principles co.ered in this co$rse pro.ide a solid fo$ndation for the engineering practitioner engaged in single phase con.ecti.e thermal transport? a solid fo$ndation is also pro.ided for f$rther st$dies in m$ltiphase con.ecti.e transport. Course ut)ine! 1. @ntrod$ction . &$ndamental principles a. Mass conser.ation ). &orce )alances 'Moment$m e*$ations+ c. Energ0 e*$ations d. A simple case: 3o$ette flo= e. Scale anal0sis

3. 2aminar )o$ndar0 la0er flo= a. (he f$ndamental pro)lem in con.ection heat transfer ). (he concept of )o$ndar0 la0er c. Aelocit0 and thermal )o$ndar0 la0er thicBnesses 5. 2aminar moment$m and heat transfer in d$cts a. Entr0 region ). &$ll0 de.eloped flo= c. &lo= and heat transfer in circ$lar and non-circ$lar cross-section d$cts d. >$sselt n$m)er at different =all thermal conditions 5. 2aminar moment$m and heat transfer in e7ternal )o$ndar0 la0ers a. Potential flo= sol$tions to .elocit0 field ). Self similar )o$ndar0 la0ers c. Similarit0 transformations d. &lo= o.er a flat plate sol$tions e. Displacement thicBness1 moment$m thicBness f. @ntegral moment$m e*$ation and appro7imate sol$tions g. (hermal )o$ndar0 la0er similarit0 transformation and sol$tion h. @ntegral energ0 e*$ation and appro7imate sol$tions C. >at$ral con.ection )o$ndar0 la0ers a. 8o$ndar0 la0er e*$ations ). 8o$ssines* appro7imation c. >$sslet n$m)er 'laminar flo=+ 6. ($r)$lence f$ndamentals a. (ransition to t$r)$lent ). -e0nolds decomposition c. A.eraging properties d. ($r)$lent '-e0nolds+ stress and t$r)$lent 'edd0+ thermal diff$si.it0 e. Prandtl mi7ing length model f. ($r)$lent Prandtl n$m)er ". ($r)$lent fl$id flo= a. 2a= of the =all ). Dni.ersal .elocit0 profile for e7ternal flo= c. &riction coefficient d. @nternal flo= !. ($r)$lent thermal transport a. E7ternal flo= ). 2a= of the =all c. @nternal flo= E-a&ination Sc"e.u)e! 1. Mid-term E7am on $e.nes.a/0 1e%ruar/ 26t" ": 0 PM to 10: 0 PM . &inal E7am according to D& Spring 015 &inal E7am Sched$le

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