Heat transfer in 2-D with different 'k' values.

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Hello. I'm a student of Univ. of Korea.

As you can see in the attachment, I'm calculating the Temp variation in 2-D.

The node 24 has a convection from left upper quadrant with h, a conduction from right upper with k1 and a conduction from bottoms with k2.

I can't figure out how should I combined those different k values in one Equation...

Thanks..
 
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I think you just add the power coming into 24 through each side.
 
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