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Eerobz replied to the thread Undergrad Rod elastically impacting a ball - impact location.The impulse is delivered over a duration of time, so on an off center hit, do we really know the balls direction? I'm imagining...
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EA company called GenBio AI has grown an AI model called AIDO CELL that simulates human cell biology. It may be used to determine how a...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Inelastic collision: A package is dropped onto a moving sled.And to help you probe your understanding why do you think that is the case i.e. under what conditions is conservation of momentum...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.I think we can neglect radiation loss in comparison to convection heat loss, as ## q^{"}_{conv} = h ( T - T_{\infty})## is about an...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.It's definitely a major jump in mathematical complexity, which is why it's likely glossed over in undergraduate coursework. So here is...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.Oh, and just to be clear. As far as I understand this problem it is effectively asking "how long did it take for this plane wall system...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.Well...at the heart of this question lies the heat equation (a second order partial differential equation) that needs to be solved for...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.In order to predict what the temperature is at the rubber/carbon interface at some time after the heat is applied and before steady...
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Eerobz replied to the thread Heat Transfer and Time to Reach Steady State.Can you draw a couple general plots of what you expect the temperature distribution across your materials are at a few instances of time...

