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Pindah Pindah Panas Panas Pindah Pindah Panas Panas Panas Panas Panas Panas

Lecture Note Lecture Note Principles of Food

Principles of Food EngineeringEngineering (ITP 330)(ITP 330)

Dept of Food

Dept of Food Science & Science & TechnologyTechnology Faculty of Agricultural Technology Faculty of Agricultural Technology Bogor Agricultural University Bogor Agricultural University BOGOR

BOGOR

Pindah Panas Pindah Panas

Tujuan Pembelajaran Tujuan Pembelajaran

Pindah Panas Pindah Panas

Tujuan Pembelajaran Tujuan Pembelajaran

•• Mengerti prinsip dasar pindah panasMengerti prinsip dasar pindah panas

•• Mengerti prinsip dasar pindah panasMengerti prinsip dasar pindah panasMengerti prinsip dasar pindah panasMengerti prinsip dasar pindah panas

untuk mengetahui bagaimana bahan pangan untuk mengetahui bagaimana bahan pangan dipanaskan dan/atau didinginkan

dipanaskan dan/atau didinginkan

•• mengerti bagaimana pindah panas diukurmengerti bagaimana pindah panas diukur

menentukan laju pemanasan dan pendinginan bahan menentukan laju pemanasan dan pendinginan bahan pangan

pangan

•• Mengerti faktorMengerti faktor--faktor apa saja yang faktor apa saja yang Mengerti prinsip dasar pindah panas Mengerti prinsip dasar pindah panas

untuk mengetahui bagaimana bahan pangan untuk mengetahui bagaimana bahan pangan dipanaskan dan/atau didinginkan

dipanaskan dan/atau didinginkan

•• mengerti bagaimana pindah panas diukurmengerti bagaimana pindah panas diukur

menentukan laju pemanasan dan pendinginan bahan menentukan laju pemanasan dan pendinginan bahan pangan

pangan

•• Mengerti faktorMengerti faktor--faktor apa saja yang gg faktor apa saja yang pp j yj y gg

mempengaruhi (dan bagaimana pengaruhnya) mempengaruhi (dan bagaimana pengaruhnya) aplikasi pindah panas dalam proses penanganan, aplikasi pindah panas dalam proses penanganan, pengolahan, distribusi dan pemanfaatan pangan pengolahan, distribusi dan pemanfaatan pangan

g

g pp j yj y gg

mempengaruhi (dan bagaimana pengaruhnya) mempengaruhi (dan bagaimana pengaruhnya) aplikasi pindah panas dalam proses penanganan, aplikasi pindah panas dalam proses penanganan, pengolahan, distribusi dan pemanfaatan pangan pengolahan, distribusi dan pemanfaatan pangan

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•• Heat transferHeat transfer -- movement of energy due to amovement of energy due to a

•• Heat transferHeat transfer -- movement of energy due to aHeat transfer Heat transfer movement of energy due to a movement of energy due to amovement of energy due to a temperature difference

temperature difference

•• Can only occur if a temperature difference existsCan only occur if a temperature difference exists

•• Occurs through:Occurs through:

1. conduction, 1. conduction, 2. convection, and 2. convection, and Heat transfer

Heat transfer movement of energy due to a movement of energy due to a temperature difference

temperature difference

•• Can only occur if a temperature difference existsCan only occur if a temperature difference exists

•• Occurs through:Occurs through:

1. conduction, 1. conduction, 2. convection, and 2. convection, and 3. radiation, or 3. radiation, or

4. combination of above 4. combination of above 3. radiation, or

3. radiation, or

4. combination of above 4. combination of above

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•• May be indicated as total transfer May be indicated as total transfer

Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu

•• May be indicated as total transfer May be indicated as total transfer

Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu

Heat Transfer (1)

Heat Transfer (1)

•• Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of BtuIdentified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu

•• Identified by rate of heat flow (q) or Identified by rate of heat flow (q) or ΔΔQ/Q/ΔΔt with units t with units of watts ot Btu/hr

of watts ot Btu/hr

•• Also, may be expressed as heat transfer per unit Also, may be expressed as heat transfer per unit

•• Identified by total heat flow (Q) with units of BtuIdentified by total heat flow (Q) with units of Btu

•• Identified by rate of heat flow (q) or Identified by rate of heat flow (q) or ΔΔQ/Q/ΔΔt with units t with units of watts ot Btu/hr

of watts ot Btu/hr

•• Also, may be expressed as heat transfer per unit Also, may be expressed as heat transfer per unit ,, yy pp pp area =

area = heat fluxheat fluxor q/Aor q/A

, y p p

, y p p

area =

area = heat fluxheat fluxor q/Aor q/A

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•• Heat transfer can be classified as:Heat transfer can be classified as:

1. Steady

1. Steady--state:state:

o all factors are stabilized with respect to time o all factors are stabilized with respect to time

•• Heat transfer can be classified as:Heat transfer can be classified as:

1. Steady

1. Steady--state:state:

o all factors are stabilized with respect to time o all factors are stabilized with respect to time

Heat Transfer (2)

Heat Transfer (2) Heat Transfer (2) Heat Transfer (2)

o temperatures are constant at all locations o temperatures are constant at all locations o steady

o steady--state is sometimes assumed if little error state is sometimes assumed if little error results

results 2. Unsteady

2. Unsteady--state (transient)state (transient)heat transfer occurs when:heat transfer occurs when:

o temperature changes with time o temperature changes with time

o thermal processing of foods is an important o thermal processing of foods is an important o temperatures are constant at all locations o temperatures are constant at all locations o steady

o steady--state is sometimes assumed if little error state is sometimes assumed if little error results

results 2. Unsteady

2. Unsteady--state (transient)state (transient)heat transfer occurs when:heat transfer occurs when:

o temperature changes with time o temperature changes with time

o thermal processing of foods is an important o thermal processing of foods is an important o thermal processing of foods is an important o thermal processing of foods is an important

example example

o must know time required for the coldest spot in o must know time required for the coldest spot in

can to reach set temperature can to reach set temperature

o thermal processing of foods is an important o thermal processing of foods is an important

example example

o must know time required for the coldest spot in o must know time required for the coldest spot in

can to reach set temperature can to reach set temperature

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•• Occurs when heat moves through a material Occurs when heat moves through a material (usually solid or viscous liquid) due to molecular (usually solid or viscous liquid) due to molecular action only

action only

•• Occurs when heat moves through a material Occurs when heat moves through a material (usually solid or viscous liquid) due to molecular (usually solid or viscous liquid) due to molecular action only

action only

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

HEAT HEAT HEAT HEAT

•• Heat/energy is transferred at molecular levelHeat/energy is transferred at molecular level

•• No physical movement of materialNo physical movement of material

•• Heat/energy is transferred at molecular levelHeat/energy is transferred at molecular level

•• No physical movement of materialNo physical movement of material

•• Heating/cooling of solidHeating/cooling of solid

•• Heat flux is directly proportional to the temperature Heat flux is directly proportional to the temperature gradient, and inversely proportional to distance gradient, and inversely proportional to distance (thickness of material).

(thickness of material).

•• Heating/cooling of solidHeating/cooling of solid

•• Heat flux is directly proportional to the temperature Heat flux is directly proportional to the temperature gradient, and inversely proportional to distance gradient, and inversely proportional to distance (thickness of material).

(thickness of material).

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••

May occur simultaneously in one, or two, or three May occur simultaneously in one, or two, or three directions

directions

••

May occur simultaneously in one, or two, or three May occur simultaneously in one, or two, or three directions

directions

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

••

Many practical problems involve heat flow in only one Many practical problems involve heat flow in only one or two directions

or two directions

••

Conduction along a rod heated at one end is an Conduction along a rod heated at one end is an example of two dimensional conduction

example of two dimensional conduction

••

Heat flows along the length of the rod to the cooler Heat flows along the length of the rod to the cooler end (one direction)

end (one direction)

••

Many practical problems involve heat flow in only one Many practical problems involve heat flow in only one or two directions

or two directions

••

Conduction along a rod heated at one end is an Conduction along a rod heated at one end is an example of two dimensional conduction

example of two dimensional conduction

••

Heat flows along the length of the rod to the cooler Heat flows along the length of the rod to the cooler end (one direction)

end (one direction)(( ))

••

If rod is not insulated, heat is also lost to If rod is not insulated, heat is also lost to surroundings

surroundings

••

Center warmer than outer surfaceCenter warmer than outer surface

( )

( )

••

If rod is not insulated, heat is also lost to If rod is not insulated, heat is also lost to surroundings

surroundings

••

Center warmer than outer surfaceCenter warmer than outer surface

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•• One dimensional conduction heat transfer is a One dimensional conduction heat transfer is a

•• One dimensional conduction heat transfer is a One dimensional conduction heat transfer is a -- one dimensional one dimensional (unidirectional)(unidirectional)

-- one dimensional one dimensional (unidirectional)(unidirectional)

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

function of:

function of:

1. temperature difference 1. temperature difference 2. material thickness 2. material thickness

3. area through which heat flows 3. area through which heat flows

4. resistance of the material to heat flow 4. resistance of the material to heat flow function of:

function of:

1. temperature difference 1. temperature difference 2. material thickness 2. material thickness

3. area through which heat flows 3. area through which heat flows

4. resistance of the material to heat flow 4. resistance of the material to heat flow

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CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

-- one dimensionalone dimensional

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

CONDUCTION HEAT TRANSFER

-- one dimensionalone dimensional Fourier’s Law Of Heat Conduction:

Fourier’s Law Of Heat Conduction:

Fourier’s Law Of Heat Conduction:

Fourier’s Law Of Heat Conduction:

XX11

XX11 XXXX2222

qqxx qqxx

ΔΔQ = Total heat flowQ = Total heat flow q

q = rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction W= rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction W ΔΔQ = Total heat flowQ = Total heat flow

q

q = rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction W= rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction W

dx dx dx dx dT dT dT kA dT kA kA ---- kA

=

=

= q = q

xx

q q

xx

Δ

ΔQ Q Δ Δtt Δ ΔQ Q

Δ Δtt = = = =

q

qx x = rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction, W= rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction, W k = thermal conductivity, W/mC

k = thermal conductivity, W/mC A= area (normal to x

A= area (normal to x--direction) through which heat flows, mdirection) through which heat flows, m22 T = temperature, C

T = temperature, C

x = distance increment, variable, m x = distance increment, variable, m q

qx x = rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction, W= rate of heat flow in x direction by conduction, W k = thermal conductivity, W/mC

k = thermal conductivity, W/mC A= area (normal to x

A= area (normal to x--direction) through which heat flows, mdirection) through which heat flows, m22 T = temperature, C

T = temperature, C

x = distance increment, variable, m x = distance increment, variable, m

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SIGN CONVENTION SIGN CONVENTION SIGN CONVENTION SIGN CONVENTION

direction of heat flow direction of heat flow direction of heat flow direction of heat flow Δ

ΔTT Δ ΔTT

Δ Δ xx Δ Δ xx

TEMPERATURETEMPERATURETEMPERATURETEMPERATURE

dx dx dx dx dT dT dT ----dT slope slope slope slope====

Temperature profile Temperature profile Temperature profile Temperature profile

DISTANCE DISTANCE DISTANCE DISTANCE

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PH/TPG/Fateta/IPB

USING FOURIER’S LAW USING FOURIER’S LAW

∫∫

∫∫

TT

X X11

x

x

d d kdT kdT

q q

Integrating : Integrating :

qqxx qqxx

T1

T2

dx dx dT -- k A k A dT q

q

xx

= =

∫∫

∫∫ ==

TT

X X

x x

1 2 1

2

kdT kdT --

dx dx A A q q

XX11

XX11 XXXX2222

qqxx qqxx

)) x x -- x x

11

q ((

T q T T T

11

2 2 1

1 2

2

−−

==

)) T T -- k(T k(T

11

))

x x -- x x

11

q ((

q

xx

A

A

22

== −−

22

X = X

X = X11......> T = T> T = T11 X = X

X = X2 2 ......>> T = TT = T22

--kdT kdT dx

A dx A q q

xx

=

=

1

)) ((

1

kA

1

kA

1 22 22

)) X X -- (X (X

11

)) T T -- (T (T

11

kA kA q

q

2 2 2 2 x

x

== −−

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qq

Composite Rectangular Wall (In Series) Composite Rectangular Wall (In Series)

kkAA kkBB kkCC

qq

HEAT CONDUCTION IN MULTILAYERED SYSTEMS HEAT CONDUCTION IN MULTILAYERED SYSTEMS

qq

xxAA xxBB xxCC

qq

Temperature profile in Temperature profile in

TT11

eratureerature Temperature profile in Temperature profile in

a multilayered system a multilayered system

TT22 XX

TempeTempe

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qq

kkAA kkBB kkCC

qq

xxAA xxBB xxCC

dT --kA kA dT qq ==

USING FOURIER’S LAW :

USING FOURIER’S LAW :

k k A A

x --q q x T

T

A A

A A A

A

== ΔΔ ΔΔ

x --q q x T

T

BB

B B

== ΔΔ dX ΔΔ

dX kA kA x --q q x T

T Δ Δ

==

Δ Δ

A A k k q q

B B B

B

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A A k k

x --q q x T

T

C C

C C C

C

== ΔΔ Δ

Δ

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qq

kkAA kkBB kkCC

qq

T1 T2

xxAA xxBB xxCC

A A k k

x --q q x T

T

A A

A A A

A

== ΔΔ ΔΔ

x --q q x T

T

BB

B B

== ΔΔ ΔΔ

Δ Δ ++

Δ Δ ++

Δ Δ

==

ΔΔTT TTAA TTBB TTCC

−−

==

ΔΔTT TT11 TT22

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A A k k q q

B B B

B

A A k k

x --q q x T

T

C C

C C C

C

== ΔΔ

⎟⎟⎟⎟

ΔΔ

⎠⎠

⎞⎞

⎜⎜⎜⎜⎝⎝

⎛⎛ ΔΔ

Δ ++

++ Δ Δ

== Δ

−−

C C C C

B B B B

A A A A 2

2 1

1 kk

X X k

k X X k

k X X A A q -- q T T T T

C C B

B A

A

CONDUCTION IN CYLINDRICAL OBJECTS CONDUCTION IN CYLINDRICAL OBJECTS

Fourier’s law in cylindrical coordinates Fourier’s law in cylindrical coordinates

dT kA dT

kA

Integrating :Integrating :

rrii rroo

dr dr

dr -- kA kA dr qq

rr

==

dr dr dT r L dT 2 r L --k k 2 ππ qq

rr

==

Boundary Conditions : Boundary Conditions :

∫∫

∫∫

== −− oo

ii T T T T

dT dT k

k rr

dr dr 22ππLL

q q rroo

rrii

T T kT kT Ln r

Ln r 22ππLL

q q

−−

==

rroo TToo

g g

g g

Boundary Conditions : Boundary Conditions : TT = T = T

ii

at at r = r r = r

ii

T = T

T = T

oo

at at r = r r = r

oo

== ii −− oo rr

⎟⎟⎟⎟⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

⎛⎛

ii o o ln rr ln

)) T T Lk(T Lk(T 22ππ q q

Tii 2 T

2ππLL rrii

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COMPOSITE CYLINDRICAL TUBE COMPOSITE CYLINDRICAL TUBE

rr22

rr33 rr11

TTii

TToo

FROM FOURIER’S LAW:

FROM FOURIER’S LAW:

⎟⎟⎟⎟ ⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

⎛⎛

== −−

ii oo

oo rr ii

rr ln rr ln

)) TT Lk(T 22ππ Lk(T qq

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A =?

A =?

Let us define logarithmic mean area A Let us define logarithmic mean area Amm such that

such that

o o ii m m

rr

(r (r rr ))

)) T T T T kA ((

kA q

q == −−

rr11 rr22 rr33 TTii

TToo

ii o o

rr )) (r (r −−

)) rr (r (r −−

ii o o ii o o m

m

rr ln rr ln L L 2 2ππ A

A

⎟⎟⎟⎟ ⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

== ⎛⎛

where where

ii o o rr

(( rr rr )) q

T q T T

T −−

mm 2323

2 2 3 3 rr 3 3 2

2 (kA(kA ))

)) rr (r (r q T q T T

T −−

==

−−

12 12 m m

1 1 2 2 rr 2 2 1

1 (kA(kA ))

)) rr (r (r q T q T T

T −−

==

−−

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m o

o

ii

T T kA kA

T

T −− ==

adding above two equationsadding above two equations

⎟⎟⎟⎟⎠⎠

⎞⎞

⎜⎜⎜⎜⎝⎝

⎛⎛ ΔΔ

⎟⎟⎟⎟ ++

⎠⎠

⎞⎞

⎜⎜⎜⎜⎝⎝

⎛⎛ ΔΔ

== −−

m 12 m

m 12 m

3 3 1 1 rr

kA kA rr kA

kA rr

)) T T T T q ((

q

23 23

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Convection Heat Transfer Convection Heat Transfer

•• Transfer of energy due to the movement of a heated Transfer of energy due to the movement of a heated fluid

fluid

•• Movement of the fluid (liquid or gas) causes transfer of Movement of the fluid (liquid or gas) causes transfer of heat from regions of warm fluid to cooler regions in the heat from regions of warm fluid to cooler regions in the fluid

fluid

•• Natural ConvectionNatural Convection occurs when a fluid is heated and occurs when a fluid is heated and moves due to the change in density of the heated fluid moves due to the change in density of the heated fluid

•• Forced ConvectionForced Convection occurs when the fluid is moved by occurs when the fluid is moved by other methods (pumps, fans, etc.)

other methods (pumps, fans, etc.)

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CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER : heat transfer to fluid CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER : heat transfer to fluid

qqTTaa< T< Tss Surface area = ASurface area = A

q = h A(T q = h A(T

ss

-- TT

aa

))

TTss

q = rate of heat transfer q = rate of heat transfer

h = convective heat transfer coefficient, W/m h = convective heat transfer coefficient, W/m22..ooCC TTss= surface temperature= surface temperature

TTaa= surrounding fluid temperature= surrounding fluid temperature

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Colder fluid (hi h d it )

Fluid absorbs heat (higher density) Natural

Convection

(temperature increase:

density decrease)

PH/TPG/Fateta/IPB

FLUID FLOW IN A PIPE FLUID FLOW IN A PIPE

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID (Forced Convection) HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID (Forced Convection)

Fluid flow can occur as Fluid flow can occur as -- laminar flowlaminar flow

-- turbulent flowturbulent flow

-- transition between laminar and turbulent flowtransition between laminar and turbulent flow

-- direction of flow direction of flow …..…..> parallel or perpendicular to the solid > parallel or perpendicular to the solid object

object object object

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q = h A (T q = h A (Tss-- TTaa))

h = f (density, velocity, diameter, viscosity, specific h = f (density, velocity, diameter, viscosity, specific

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

………………

> h? > h?

( y, y, , y, p

( y, y, , y, p

heat, thermal conductivity, viscosity of fluid at heat, thermal conductivity, viscosity of fluid at wall temperature

wall temperature





The convective heat transfer coefficient is The convective heat transfer coefficient is determined by dimensional analysis.

determined by dimensional analysis.





A series of experiment are conducted to determine A series of experiment are conducted to determine





A series of experiment are conducted to determine A series of experiment are conducted to determine relationships between following dimensionless relationships between following dimensionless numbers.

numbers.

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Dimensionless Numbers In Convective Heat Dimensionless Numbers In Convective Heat Transfer

Transfer

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

………………

> h? > h?

Nusselt Number =

Nusselt Number = NNnunu= (hD)/k= (hD)/k Prandtl Number = N

Prandtl Number = NPrPr= = μμCCpp/k/k Reynolds Number = Re = (

Reynolds Number = Re = (ρρvD)/vD)/μμ Where

Where

D = characteristic dimension D = characteristic dimension k th l d ti it f fl id k th l d ti it f fl id k = thermal conductivity of fluid k = thermal conductivity of fluid v = velocity of fluid

v = velocity of fluid C

Cpp= specific heat of fluid= specific heat of fluid ρρ= density of fluid= density of fluid

μμ= viscosity of fluid= viscosity of fluid

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N

N

nunu

= f (N = f (N

ReRe

, N , N

PrPr

))

Laminar flow in pipes: If N

Laminar flow in pipes: If NReRe<2100<2100 For

For (N(NRR x Nx NPP x D/L) < 100x D/L) < 100

⎞⎞

⎛⎛

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

….….

> >

FORCED CONVECTIONFORCED CONVECTION

For

For (N(NRe Re x Nx NPr Pr x D/L) < 100x D/L) < 100

14 14 ..

0 0

66 66 ..

0 0

Pr Pr Re Re

Pr Pr Re Re

045 045 ..

0 0 1 1

085 085 ..

0 0 66

66 ..

3

3 ⎟⎟⎟⎟ ⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

⎛⎛

⎟⎟ ⎠⎠

⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

++ ⎛⎛

⎟⎟ ⎠⎠

⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

⎛⎛

++

==

w w b b Nu

Nu

L L D x D x xN xN N N

L L D x D x xN xN N N N

N μμ

μμ

For (N

For (NReRex Nx NPRPRx D/L) > 100x D/L) > 100 003333 00..1414

⎞⎞

⎞⎞ ⎛⎛

⎛⎛

00..3333

PR PR RE RE Nu

Nu

L L w w

D x D x xN xN N N 86 86 ..

1 1 N

N ⎟⎟⎟⎟

⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

⎟⎟ ⎛⎛

⎠⎠

⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

== ⎛⎛

μμ μμ

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All physical properties are evaluated at bulk fluid All physical properties are evaluated at bulk fluid temperature, except

temperature, except μμww(viscosity at the wall)(viscosity at the wall)

Transition Flow in Pipes

Transition Flow in Pipes ÆÆ NNREREbetween 2100 and 10,000: between 2100 and 10,000:

Æ

Æ use chart to determine h : use chart to determine h : Æ

Æ diagram diagram J Colburn factor (J) vs Re.

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

….….

> >

FORCED CONVECTIONFORCED CONVECTION

14 . 0

3 2 h Cpμ ⎛ μ

Æ J=⎜⎜ρCpVh ⎟⎟Cp.kμ 3⎜⎜μμw⎟⎟

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HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

….….

> >

FORCED CONVECTIONFORCED CONVECTION

Turbulent Flow in Pipes:

Turbulent Flow in Pipes: ………….………….> N> NRERE> 10,000:> 10,000:

14 14 ..

0 0 0.33

0.33 Pr Pr NU

NU

0 0 .. 023 023 N N x x

N

N ⎟⎟⎟⎟

⎠⎠

⎜⎜⎜⎜ ⎞⎞

⎝⎝

== ⎛⎛ μμ μμ

ww

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⎠⎠

⎝⎝

Free convection involves the dimensionless Free convection involves the dimensionless number called Grashof Number, N

number called Grashof Number, NGrGr

((

dd 33ρρ 22ggββ ΔΔTT

))

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….….

> >

FREE CONVECTIONFREE CONVECTION

((

G rG r

))

mm

Nu Nu

N N N N a a k k h D h D N

N

Pr

= Pr

=

=

=

(( ))

G r G r

N N

2 2

=

=

µ µ

ggββ ρρ

d= Dimension of the system;

d= Dimension of the system; ρρ= density; = density; ββ = koeff ekspansi volumetrik = koeff ekspansi volumetrik (koef muai volumetrik; 1/K);

(koef muai volumetrik; 1/K); µ=µ=viscosity; g= gravityviscosity; g= gravity a and m = constant

a and m = constant

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V l f d f( h i l fi ti )

V l f d f( h i l fi ti )

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

….….

> >

FREE CONVECTIONFREE CONVECTION

((

G rG r

))

mm

Nu

Nu

a a N N N N

k k h D N h D

N = = = =

PrPr

Value of a and m =f(physical configuration) Value of a and m =f(physical configuration) Vertical surface

Vertical surface D=vertical dim. < 1

D=vertical dim. < 1 mNmNGrGrNNPrPr<10<1044 a=1.36a=1.36 m=1/5m=1/5 Horizontal cylinder

Horizontal cylinder D = dia < 20 cm

D = dia < 20 cm NNGrGrNNPrPr<10<10--55 a=0.49a=0.49 m=0m=0 10

10--5<5<NNGrGrNNPrPr<1<1 a=0.71a=0.71 m=1/25m=1/25 1<N

1<NGrGrNNPrPr<10<1044 a=1,09a=1,09 m=1/10m=1/10 Horizontal flat surface

Horizontal flat surface Facing Upward

Facing Upward 101055< N< NGrGrNNPrPr<2x10<2x107 7 a=0.54a=0.54 m=1/4m=1/4 2x10

2x1077< N< NGrGrNNPrPr<3x10<3x1010 10 a=0.14a=0.14 m=1/3m=1/3 Facing downward

Facing downward 3x103x1055< N< NGrGrNNPrPr<3x10<3x1010 10 a=0.27a=0.27 m=1/4m=1/4

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Equations for calculating heat transfer coefficient (h) in free convection from water to air (Toledo, p. 271, Table 7.3)

Kondisi permukaan Persamaan Nilai untuk C p

Udara/Uap Air

Silinder horisontal yang

dipanaskan/didinginkan

h = C(ΔT/D)0.25 1.3196 291.1

Fluida di atas plate horizontal yang dipanaskan

h = C(ΔT)0.25 2.4492 d t

…. dst

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Temperature profile : conductive and convective heat transfer Temperature profile : conductive and convective heat transfer through a slab

through a slab

TT

11

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

………………

> U? > U?

TT

aa

TT

bb

hh

ii

hh

TT

11

TT

22

hh

ii

hh

oo

Q = UA(T

Q = UA(T

aa

--TT

bb

)) where

where

U = Overall heat transfer coefficient [=] W/m U = Overall heat transfer coefficient [=] W/m

22

C C

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Steady State : Steady State : q

qii= q= qxx=q=qoo=q=q q = UA(T q = UA(Taa--TTbb) )

TT

aa

TT

11 HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID………………> U?> U?

q q x x q q q q q

q ΔΔ ++

+ +

=

= q

qii=q=h=q=hiiA(TA(Taa--TT11)) q

qxx=q=kA(T1=q=kA(T1--T2)/T2)/ΔΔxx q

qoo=q=h=q=hooA(TA(T22--TTbb)) T

Taa--TTbb= (T= (Taa--TT11)+(T)+(T11--TT22)+(T)+(T22--TTbb))

TT

bb

hh

ii

hh

oo

TT

22

O O O O lm lm ii

ii ii

ii hh AA

1 1 kA

kA x x A

A h h

1 1 A

A U U 1

1 ΔΔ ++

+ +

=

=

O O

ii hh

1 1 k k x x h

h 1 1 U U 1

1 ΔΔ ++

+ +

=

=

O O

ii hh AA

q q kA kA q q A A h h q q A A U U q

q == ++ ++

Atau, Atau, umum : umum :

A

Aii=A=Almlm=A=Aoo=A=A

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HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

………………

> U? > U?

TT

aa

TT

11

rr22 T Taa

TT

bb

hh

ii

hh

oo

TT

22 rr11

Surrounding fluid temp; T Surrounding fluid temp; Tbb< T< Taa

1 1 rr

1 1 1

1 ΔΔ

O O O O lm lm ii

ii ii

ii hh AA

1 1 kA

kA rr A

A h h

1 1 A

A U U 1

1 ΔΔ ++

+ +

=

=

O O

ii hh

1 1 k k rr h h 1 1 U U 1

1 ΔΔ ++

+ +

=

= Atau,Atau,

umum : umum :

A Aii A Aoo ln ln

A Aii -- A Aoo A

Almlm ==

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HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

HEAT TRANSFER TO FLUID

………………

> U? > U?

rr11 rr22 rr33 TT

ri= r1= inside radius of cylinder ro= r3= outside radius of cylinder hi= inside heat transfer coefficient TTii 11

TToo

i

ho= outside heat transfer coefficient

Calculating U based on outside radius of cylinder:

rrooln(rln(r22/r/r11)) 1

1 1

1 ++ ++ rrooln(rln(r33/r/r22)) rrooln(rln(rnn/r/rnn 11)) rroo

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o kk11

rrooln(rln(r22/r/r11)) h

h 1 1 U

U 1

1 == ++ ++

k k22 rrooln(rln(r33/r/r22))

K Knn--11 rrooln(rln(rnn/r/rnn--11)) + …+

+ …+ rriihhii rroo + +

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Contoh soal

• Hitung heat flux (q/A) yang melewati glass pane

• Hitung heat flux (q/A) yang melewati glass pane yang terbuat dari lapisan gelas dengan ketebalan 1.6 mm yang dipisahkan oleh 0.8 mm lapisan insulator. Koefisien pindah panas pada sisi yang satu pada 21

o

C adalah 2.84 W/m

2

K dan pada sisi yang lain bersuhu -15

o

C adalah 11.4 W/m

2

K.

y g

Konduktivitas panas gelas adalah 0.52 W/mK dan pada lapisan udara adalah 0.031 W/mK.

1.6mm 0.8mm 1.6mm T1 = 21oC

T2= -15oC

h1 = 2.84 W/m2K h2 = 11.4 W/m2.K k1 = 0.52 W/mK k2 = 0.031 W/mK

h1 h2

Jawab:

k1 k2 k1 Heat flow

Terdapat 5 hambatan yang dialami selama proses pindah panas: 2 konveksi, 3 konduksi

1/U 1/h1 + x1/k1 + x2/k2 + x3/k3 + 1/h2 1/U = 1/h1 + x1/k1 + x2/k2 + x3/k3 + 1/h2

1/U = 1/2.84 + 1.6 x 10-3/0.52 + 0.8x10-3/0.031 + 1.6x10-3/0.52 + 1/11.4

= 0.352 + 0.0031 + 0.0258 + 0.0031 + 0.0877 = 0.4718 U = 2.12 W/m2K

q/A = U ΔT = 2.12 (21-(-15) = 76.32 W/m2

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Soal 2

• Hitung overall heat transfer coefficient (U) untuk

• Hitung overall heat transfer coefficient (U) untuk heat exchanger dengan koefisien pindah panas 568/m

2

K di bagian dalam dan 5678 W/m

2

K di bagian luar. Dinding tube mempunyai

konduktivitas panas (k) 55.6 W/mK. Tube

mempunyai diameter dalam 2.21 cm dan ketebalan p y 1.65 mm. Jika suhu fluida di dalam tube 80

o

C dan di luar 120

o

C, hitung juga suhu pada dinding tube sebelah dalam.

rrii= 1.105 cm= 1.105 cm

rroo= 1.2701 cm= 1.2701 cm T1 =

T1 = 80 80ooCC

T2 = 120 T2 = 120ooCC

hi= 568 W/m2K ho= 5678 W/m2.K k = 55.6 W/mK

(a) Menghitung U:

ri = 2.21/2 = 1.105 cm

ro= 1.105 + 0.1651 = 1.2701 cm

Terdapat 3 hambatan yang dialami selama proses pindah panas melalui heat exchanger: 2 konveksi, 1 konduksi

1/U = r /rihi+ + r ln(r /r1)/k + 1/h 1/U ro/rihi+ + roln(ro/r1)/k + 1/ho

1/U = 1.2701x10-2/[(1.105x10-2)(568)] + 1.2701x10-2ln(1.2701x10-2/1.105x10-2)/55.6 + 1/5678

= 20.236x10-4+ 0.318x10-4+ 1.76x10-4 = 22.315x10-4 U = 448 W/m2K

Gambar

Diagram T-t : hubungan antara suhu di sumbu silinder dan N Fo
Diagram T-t : hubungan suhu di “midplane” lempeng tak berbatas dan N Fo
Diagram T-t : hubungan antara suhu di pusat bola dan N Fo
Diagram Gurnie-Lurie untuk SILINDER :
+2

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