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    Advanced Heat Conduction (Solved Problem Vedat Arpaci)

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    The document formulates the heat transfer problem of a flat plate suddenly immersed in a bath. It derives the governing equations using four methods: lumped formulation, differential formulation, integral formulation, and semi-infinite solid formulation. The lumped formulation yields an exponential decay solution for temperature. The differential formulation derives the heat equation. The integral formulation results in an equation relating temperature change over time. The semi-infinite solid formulation gives an exponential decay solution involving plate length and time.

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    The document formulates the heat transfer problem of a flat plate suddenly immersed in a bath. It derives the governing equations using four methods: lumped formulation, differential formulation, integral formulation, and semi-infinite solid formulation. The lumped formulation yields an exponential decay solution for temperature. The differential formulation derives the heat equation. The integral formulation results in an equation relating temperature change over time. The semi-infinite solid formulation gives an exponential decay solution involving plate length and time.

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    2-10:a flat plate of thickness 2L having the uniform initial temperature T0 is plunged

    suddenly into a bath at constant temperature T .Formulate the problem ?

    P
    C h
    h K
    2L

    Lumped formulation:
    1: system
    2: general law (1st law of thermo, Lumped)
    E
      hw  q  q' ' v   work
    t
     work  0 q' '  0 hw  0
    E T
     q  2 cL  2h(T  T )
    t t
    
    ht

    cL  h    (T0  T ) * e cL
    t

    Differential formulation:
    1: system
    2: general law (1st law of thermo, Differential)
    E
     ( vh)  q  q' ' work
    t
     work  0 q' '  0 ( vh)  0
    E
     q
    t
    Partial law :
    T
    q  k
    x
    Governing EQ:

    T ( x,0)  T0

    T T
    2
     T (0, t )
    c  k 2   K  h(T (0, t )  T )
    t x   x
     T ( L, t )
     x  0
    P
    Integral formulation: C
    1: system K h
    ) ‫)بدلیل تقارن نصف صفحه را انتخاب می کنیم‬
    2: general law (1st law of thermo, integral)
    T T
    v  * c * t dV   h.v.n * d   q.n * d v U ' ' '*dV   work x

    Assumption:
     work  0  h.v.n * d  0 U ' ' '*dV  0
    v
    Particular law:
    T
    q  K
    x
    Governing EQ:

    0
    T T T
     t dx   [ x
    0
    x  0

    x x  0
    ]


     0  h(T  T )

    t 0
    Tdx  T0 0 
    t C
    T  a  bx  cx 2

     T h(T  T ) h(a  T )  a  hT 0  2kT0


    x  0 x
     b   h 0  2k
     
    k k

     T    2h(T  T0 )
    x   0  0  b  2c 0   b 
     x   h 0  2k
    x   0 T  T0  a  b 0  c 0  T0
    2
      h(T  T0 )
      c 
       (h 0  2k ) 0
    hT 0  2kT0  2h(T  T0 ) h(T  T0 ) 2
    T  x x
    h 0  2k h 0  2k (h 0  2k ) 0

     0 hT 0  2kT0  2h(T  T0 ) h(T  T0 ) 2  h(T  T )
     (
    t 0 h 0  2k

    h 0  2 k
    x
    (h 0  2k ) 0
    x )dx 
    C
     (T  2T0 ) 0 2k (T  T0 ) 0  h(T (0, t )  T ) 
    (  )  T0 0
    t 3 3(h 0  2k ) C t
    2kh(T  T0 )
    ( )
     0 (T  T0 ) 4k (T  T0 )
    2
    h 0  2k
    [  ]
    t 3 3(h 0  2k ) 2 C
     0 h 0 (h 0  4k ) 2kh 1  2k 0 6k
    ( )  0 ( 0  )
    t 3(h 0  2k ) 2
    C h 0  2k t (h 0  2k ) C
    hT 0  2kT0  2h(T  T0 ) h(T  T0 ) 2
    T  x x
    h 0  2k h 0  2k (h 0  2k ) 0
     02 2k 0 4k 2 ln( 2k ) 4k 2 ln( h 0  2k )
        6t
    2 h h2 h2
    . ‫ از حل این معادله بدست می آید‬ 0
    L2 2kL 4k 2 ln( 2k ) 4k 2 ln( hL  2k )
      
    2 h h2 h2
    0  L  t 
    *

    6
    For t  t *

    T T T
    L

    0 t dx   [ x x  L  x x  0]
    T T
    L

     t dx   x
    0
    x0
      T  T  a  bx  cx 2
     T h(T  T ) ha   2k s
    x  0 x

    k
    b
    k   a
    hL  2k
      
     T   2 h s
    x  L  0  b  2cL   b 
     x   hL  2k
    x  L T  T ( L, t )  a  bL  cL   s  c   h s
    2

       (hL  2k ) L
      
    2k s 2h s h s
      T  T   x x2
    hL  2k hL  2k (hL  2k ) L

     2k s 2h s h s  h s
    L

     ( 
    t 0 hL  2k hL  2k
    x
    (hL  2k ) L
    x 2 )dx 
    C
     2 L s 2kL s  h s  2L 2kL h
    (  )  s *(  ) s 0
    t 3 3(hL  2k ) C t 3 3(hL  2k ) C
    ht * ht

    2 L s 2 kL s 2 L s 2 kL s
    C (  ) C (  )
     s  (T0  T ) * e 3 3( hL  2 k ) 3 3( hL  2 k )

    ht * ht

    2 L s 2 kL s 2 L s 2 kL s
    T  T C ( 
    3( hL  2 k )
    ) C ( 
    3( hL  2 k )
    ) 2k 2h h
    e 3 3
    {  x x 2}
    T0  T hL  2k hL  2k (hL  2k ) L

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