Intermediate Heat Transfer

Author: Dr. Ahmad Fakheri, Bradley University, Peoria, IL, USA
Publisher: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, July 2013

Resources for Students

Chapter 1

 

Chapter 1 covers some basic concepts, dealing with 1st law. 

 

Example 1

Starting with the energy equation for steady 1-D conduction in spherical coordinates, determine the conduction resistance in spherical coordinates.  Solution

 

Example 2

A computer chip is epoxied to an aluminum substrate, as shown in the figure. Heat is uniformly generated in the computer chip.  Assuming heat transfer from the sides to be negligible, determine the chip temperature:

a.         If the chip is assumed to be thin enough so it can be considered to be at a uniform temperature Tc, Solution

b.         If the temperature variation in the chip is included. Solution

 

Helpful Resources

·      Gourmet Engineering ME Department*Tufts University Here are a series of lecture notes and some interesting problems and their solutions