WorksheetsSteady-State One-Dimensional Conduction
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In steady-state heat conduction, which of the following statements is TRUE?
Temperature at every point in the material changes with time
Heat flux varies with time
Temperature field does not change with time
Heat generation rate must be zero
Which law provides the fundamental relationship between heat flux and temperature gradient?
Newton’s Law of Cooling
Stefan–Boltzmann Law
Fourier’s Law of Heat Conduction
Fick’s Law
The SI unit of thermal conductivity k is:
W/m
W/m²·K
W/m·K
W/K
For one-dimensional steady-state conduction through a plane wall of thickness L and constant k, the temperature distribution T(x) is:
Exponential
Parabolic
Linear
Logarithmic
The thermal resistance for conduction through a hollow cylinder is given by:
R=kAL
R=2πkLro−ri
R=2πkLln(riro)
R=hA1
For conduction through a spherical shell, which expression correctly represents the thermal resistance?
R=4πkriroro−ri
R=2πkLln(riro)
R=4πk1(ri1−ro1)
R=4πkrirori−ro
Which of the following combinations of resistances represents heat transfer from a hot fluid inside a tube to a cold fluid outside?
Conduction only
Inner convection + conduction + outer convection
Conduction + radiation
Conduction + convection in series
The overall heat transfer coefficient U is defined so that:
q=UA(T1−T2)
U=Lk
q=hA(Ts−T∞)
U=Rcond1
In a solid with uniform internal heat generation, the temperature profile is:
Linear
Parabolic
Exponential
Logarithmic
For a cylindrical system with external convection, the critical radius of insulation is reached when:
rc=kh
rc=hk
rc=hk
rc=h2k
