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1. Consider a continental crust with an upper layer of thickness H, and a constant heat generation rate A1, a lower layer of thickness H2 and a constant heat generation rate Az. Thermal conductivity k is constant for both layers (Figure 1). Assume one-dimensional steady-state heat conduction, use the above information to derive the analytical relation between the surface heat flux Q, and the basal heat flux Qp- surface heat flux: q =-Qs surface z =0 Hi A1, k Hz A2, k basal heat flux: q=-Qo

1. Consider a continental crust with an upper layer of thickness H, and a constant heat generation rate A1, a lower layer of thickness H2 and a constant heat generation rate Az. Thermal conductivity k is constant for both layers (Figure 1). Assume one-dimensional steady-state heat conduction, use the above information to derive the analytical relation between the surface heat flux Q, and the basal heat flux Qp- surface heat flux: q =-Qs surface z =0 Hi A1, k Hz A2, k basal heat flux: q=-Qo

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1. Consider a continental crust with an upper layer of thickness H, and a constant heat generation rate A1, a lower layer of thickness H2 and a constant heat generation rate Az. Thermal conductivity k is constant for both layers (Figure 1). Assume one-dimensional steady-state heat conduction, use the above information to derive the analytical relation between the surface heat flux Q, and the basal heat flux Qp. surface heat flux: q = -Qs surface z =0 Hi A1, k Hz A2, k basal heat flux: q =-QD Figure 1: Two-layer heat conduction.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider a continental crust with an upper layer of thickness H, and a constant heat generation rate A1, a lower layer of thickness H2 and a constant heat generation rate Az. Thermal conductivity k is constant for both layers (Figure 1). Assume one-dimensional steady-state heat conduction, use the above information to derive the analytical relation between the surface heat flux Q, and the basal heat flux Qp. surface heat flux: q = -Qs surface z =0 Hi A1, k Hz A2, k basal heat flux: q =-QD Figure 1: Two-layer heat conduction.
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