Enhancing Heat Transfer with Extended Surface Fins:

Jan 10, 2025

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Explore the world of extended surface fins to boost heat transfer in conduction-convection systems. Learn about different fin configurations, equations, and efficiencies through thin plate fins of car radiators. Increase heat transfer rates using conductive materials. Discover the impact of fin shape, temperature variation, and effectiveness.

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Heat Transfer in Extended Surface Conduction-convection system: Fin
What is it?
Thin Plate Fins of Car Radiator
Extended Surface • Increase the rate of heat transfer by attaching extended surfaces (fin) made of highly conductive materials
Fin configurations
Fin Equation
Fins of Uniform Cross-Sectional Area Excess Temperature
A Long Circular Fin of Uniform Cross Section
Temperature distribution and heat loss for fins of uniform cross-section
Fin Efficiency
Using graphs…
Fin of Non-uniform Cross Section
Fin Effectiveness

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