Calculating Thermal Conductance of Axial Cylinder

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Start date Mar 15, 2014
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To calculate the thermal conductance of a cylinder in the axial direction, one must consider the cylinder's dimensions, specifically the length and radius. The discussion emphasizes the importance of providing initial calculations or attempts to identify specific areas of confusion. Participants are encouraged to share their methodologies to facilitate targeted assistance. Understanding the principles of heat transfer and the relevant equations is crucial for accurate calculations. Engaging with the community can enhance problem-solving and clarify complex concepts.

Mar 15, 2014

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How to calculate the thermal conductance ( in axial direction ) of a cylinder having length equal to its radius

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Mar 15, 2014

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