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ıt is nonhomog type ,2D heat conduction problem
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I don't understant To parts so I couldn't attemp a solution.
Steady state temp. distribution
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ıt is nonhomog type ,2D heat conduction problem
I don't understant To parts so I couldn't attemp a solution.
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What makes you think it is a 2D problem?
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Shouldn't we found T(x,y)
and for upper and lower parts should I write as afuction of x To(x) and then define new temperature variable Q=T-To to eliminate nonhomog on the left side
and for upper and lower parts should I write as afuction of x To(x) and then define new temperature variable Q=T-To to eliminate nonhomog on the left side
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From the figure, it looks to me like the heat flow is 1D from the left side to the right side. T = T(x).
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What about the upper and lower boundaries?
Bc should be x=0 t=to
X=b/2 t=to
Y=0 dt/dy =0
Y=b t= to(x)
Bc should be x=0 t=to
X=b/2 t=to
Y=0 dt/dy =0
Y=b t= to(x)
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Does the following satisfy all the boundary conditions: ##T=T_0\left(1-\frac{x}{a}\right)##?