Heat Transfer
- Explain
the various types of evaporators used in chemical industry. Give figures
wherever possible.
- Discuss
the advantage and limitations of dimensional analysis. Derive a
correlation equation for natural convection heat transfer.
- Define
the number of transfer units and discuss its importance in rating heat
exchanger performance.
- Define
Fourier number, Biot number in heat conduction problems and state their
physical significance.
- Define
thermal diffusivity and discuss the effect of thermal diffusivity on the
rate of heat propagation.
- Explain
film boiling, nucleate boiling and sub-cooled boiling.
- Write
a note on maximum heat flux and critical temperature drop.
- Show
that absorptivity of a radiating body is equal to its emissivity.
- Discuss
the main laws of block body radiation.
- Define
view factor and discuss its importance.
- Discuss
Grashof number and Rayleigh's number in natural convection process.
- Discuss
various theoretical and empirical equations available to predict natural
convection heat transfer coefficient.
- State
Dittus-Boelter equation and Colburn equation for heat transfer and discuss
their application.
- Indicate
the various methods of improving the overall efficiency of evaporators.
- Derive
an expression for view factor between an elemental surface and finite
surface.
- Discuss
the operation and advantages of a multiple effect evaporator.
- Discuss
the operation and working of a vapor compression evaporator with high
pressure steam jet compression.
- Derive
Nusselt equation for condensation of pure saturated vapors on a vertical
tube.
- Explain
the terms "Black body" and "Grey body" with reference
to radiant heat transfer.
- Discuss
briefly the difference between film-wise and drop-wise condensation. What
are the methods employed to promote drop-wise condensation?
- Discuss
briefly the phenomenon of nucleate and film boiling. Explain with a neat
diagram the various zones of boiling.
- Define
LMTD and explain the reason for which this concept is introduced in heat
exchanger design. Explain why correction factors are being used when
applying this technique for the design of multi-pass heat exchangers.
- Condensing
equipments are always designed for film-wise condensation - why?
- Explain
the effects of boiling point elevation and hydrostatic head on evaporator
capacity.
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