Examples of convention, radiation and conduction help

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The discussion explores examples of heat transfer methods: convection, radiation, and conduction. Convection is associated with turbines due to fluid movement, while radiation is linked to vents and window tints that reflect heat. Heavy drapes are identified as an example of conduction. The conversation also touches on confusion regarding the terminology used, indicating a need for clarity in the questions posed. Overall, the participants seek to clarify and categorize different heat transfer mechanisms.
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turbine-convention? (because it is a fluid or gas)
vents-radiation?
heavy drapes-conduction?
window tints-radiation? because it is a reflector of heat
white tiles/paint-radiation?
 
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Two examples of convention I can think off are Democratic and Republican... Somehow I don't think that's what you are interested in :wink:

Convection it is.

Won't hurt if you will explain what is the question, I can't get what you are aiming at. Could my it is not my physics, but my English that fails.
 
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