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II B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations, November 2005 FURNACE TECHNOLOGY AND PYROMETRY (Metallurgy & Material Technology) Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 80 Answer any FIVE Questions All Questions carry equal marks ?????

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1. (a) Derive an expression for steady state conduction of heat through a composite plane wall.

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(b) A furnace wall is made upof a steel plate of 10mm thickness (k = 15kcal/m − hr − deg). A silica brick layer on inside is laid to 150mm thickness and a magnesia brick of 200mm thickness on outside. The inside and outside wall surfaces are at 650 o C and 125 o C respectively. Calculate heat loss from unit area of wall if KSio2 = 1.75kcal/m−hr−deg and KM go = 4.5kcal/m−hr−deg If heat loss is to be reduced to 2000Kcal/hour by keeping an air gap between steel and magnesia bricks estimate necessary air gap if Kair =0.03 kcal/m − hr − deg . 2. Distinguish between free and forced convection. Define the important dimensionless groups and explain their significance. [16] 3. (a) Give examples of heat exchangers. Develop an expression for heat transfer from one fluid ot another in a

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i. Parallel flow and ii. counter current flow heat exchanger in terms of inlet and outlet temperatures of the fluids and overall heat transfer coefficient.

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(b) A tubular heat exchanger is to be designed for cooling oil from a temperature of 800 c to 300 C by a large body of stagnant water at a constant temperature of 200 C. The heat transfer surface consists of 30m long straight tube of 20mm inside diameter. The oil (cp = 0.6kcal/kg. deg, sp.gr = 0.8) flows through the cylindrical tube with an average velocity of 50cm/sec. Calculate the overall heat transfer coeff. of the oil cooler. [8+8] 4. (a) Define the terms:

i. Black, gray and real surfaces ii. Emissivitly, luminous and non-luminous flames.

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(b) A 2cm thicksteel slab heated to 5250 C is held in air stream of mean temperture 250 C.Calculate the time interval for the slab to reach the temperature 250 C without deviation not more than 0.50 C at any point in the slab. Data given: Density of steel = 7950kg/m3 Cp =455J/kg.deg, k=46w/m.deg, heat transfer coefficient on plate surfce = 36W/m2 .deg. [8+8]

5. What are the characteristic features of vertical shaft furnaces? Draw the profiles of furnaces for melting of iron ores and melting of cast irons. Explain the differences. [16] 1 of 2

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6. (a) Explain Peltier and Thomson emfs. compare and contrast noble and base metal thermocouples. (b) Describe the principles, working and range of temperature measurement of resistance pyrometers. Give typical applications. [8+8]

8. Write short notes on: (a) Planck’s law of monochromatic radiation. (b) Arc furnaces. (c) Sources of heat losses in furnaces

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(d) Thermopile.

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7. State Wien’s law. With a neat sketch explain the functioning principle of any type of optical pyrometer. What factors affect the pyrometer reading and how? [16]

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