The lecture outline discusses one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through various materials and geometries. It covers temperature distributions and solutions to the one-dimensional heat diffusion equation for plane walls, composite walls, rough surfaces, porous media, cylinders, and spheres. It also discusses extended surfaces like fins, applications to modeling heat transfer in the human body, and thermoelectric power generation using the Seebeck and Peltier effects. The chapter concludes by introducing two-dimensional steady-state conduction problems.
The lecture outline discusses one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through various materials and geometries. It covers temperature distributions and solutions to the one-dimensional heat diffusion equation for plane walls, composite walls, rough surfaces, porous media, cylinders, and spheres. It also discusses extended surfaces like fins, applications to modeling heat transfer in the human body, and thermoelectric power generation using the Seebeck and Peltier effects. The chapter concludes by introducing two-dimensional steady-state conduction problems.
The lecture outline discusses one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through various materials and geometries. It covers temperature distributions and solutions to the one-dimensional heat diffusion equation for plane walls, composite walls, rough surfaces, porous media, cylinders, and spheres. It also discusses extended surfaces like fins, applications to modeling heat transfer in the human body, and thermoelectric power generation using the Seebeck and Peltier effects. The chapter concludes by introducing two-dimensional steady-state conduction problems.
The lecture outline discusses one-dimensional, steady-state heat conduction through various materials and geometries. It covers temperature distributions and solutions to the one-dimensional heat diffusion equation for plane walls, composite walls, rough surfaces, porous media, cylinders, and spheres. It also discusses extended surfaces like fins, applications to modeling heat transfer in the human body, and thermoelectric power generation using the Seebeck and Peltier effects. The chapter concludes by introducing two-dimensional steady-state conduction problems.
Heat transferred by diffusion under one-dimensional, steady-state conditions (i.e. temperature
gradient only along one direction, isothermal along other directions Heat transfer with no internal generation of thermal energy - The Plane Wall: Temperature distribution, solution of 1-d differential equation using ordinary boundary conditions, solution using surface energy balance (Problem 3.1), thermal resistance circuit and analysis - Extension to Composite Wall and overall heat transfer coefficient - Rough surfaces and Thermal Contact Resistance - Porous media and effective thermal conductivity in series and parallel thermal circuits - An alternative Conduction analysis Fouriers law in integral form for A A(x) - Radial Systems: The Cylinder and the Sphere. Heat Transfer with Thermal Energy Generation - The Plane Wall - Radial systems (cylinder) Heat Transfer under 1-d, steady state conditions from Extended Surfaces (fins) - A general conduction analysis - Fins of Uniform cross-sectional area (four different boundary conditions: cases A-D) - Fin performance, fin resistance, fin effectiveness and fin efficiency (definitions) Application of Heat Transfer and Thermal Resistance concepts to Human Body - The Bio-heat Equation: Effect of metabolic heat generation and perfusion, example. Thermoelectric power generation - Seeback effect, Peltier effect and thermocouples micro- and nano-scale conduction in thin gas layers and thin solid films (assignment)
Chapter 4: 2-Dimensional Steady State Conduction
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Diffusion equation in 2-d and Separation of Variables
Conduction Shape Factor and Dimensionless Conduction Heat Rate