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Time required to cool down a botte of wine
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[QUOTE="Andrea Vironda, post: 6841949, member: 611322"] I know ##\Delta=Q-W##. Here the work done is 0. ##Q## is function of external temperature, wine temperature, the bottle shape and the thickness of glass. Of course the substances are also important (maybe I can consider wine as water, as Jesus did). I can use conduction Heat Transfer formula to calculate the rate of heat transfer (Fourier law), but I know only simple cases and flat surfaces, here we're speaking about a cylinder. But I don't know how to add convection to this. [/QUOTE]
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