Question: Question 1 1 pts For 1 - D heat transfer, which conditions are required for a plane wall temperature gradient to be linear? Group of

Question 11 pts
For 1-D heat transfer, which conditions are required for a plane wall temperature gradient to be linear?
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transient conditions
constant thermal conductivity
no heat generation
fixed temperature at one surface
Question 21 pts
The energy content of a wall does not change during steady-state heat transfer, but does change during transient heat transfer.
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True
False
Question 31 pts
The convection heat transfer coefficient, h, is the inverse of the convection resistance per unit area.
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True
False
Question 41 pts
If one side of a plane wall experiences a higher convection coefficient (larger h), there will be a larger temperature difference between that surface and the adjacent fluid (Ts - T
) as compared to the other side (both sides have the same area).
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True
False
Question 51 pts
Thermal contact resistance exists because air gaps have low conductivity compared to that of most solid materials.
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True
False
Question 61 pts
Which methods will reduce thermal contact resistance for contact surfaces?
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applying a thermal paste
increasing surface smoothness
inserting a soft conductive foil between surfaces
increasing surface contact pressure
Question 71 pts
Thermal resistance networks can be confidently applied to approximate multidmensional heat transfer for heat flow in multiple directions.
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True
False
Question 81 pts
Parallel resistances are used to represent sequential heat transfer.
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True
False
Question 91 pts
The thermal resistance network concept cannot be used for a cylinder or sphere under steady-state conditions with no heat generation.
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True
False
Question 101 pts
A short cylinder perfectly insulated at each end's surface will have 2-D heat transfer to the surrounding fluid.
Group of answer choices
True
False

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