(a) By considering numerical differentiation aT_T(x,1+1)-7(x,1), deduce that the temperature distribution along the bar at point ar Ar (x,t+1) in explicit finite-difference form is given by 'T_T(x+1)-27(x,1)+7(x-1,1) T(x,1+1)=0.87(x-1)-0.67(x,1)+0.87(x+1,1) and
(a) By considering numerical differentiation aT_T(x,1+1)-7(x,1), deduce that the temperature distribution along the bar at point ar Ar (x,t+1) in explicit finite-difference form is given by 'T_T(x+1)-27(x,1)+7(x-1,1) T(x,1+1)=0.87(x-1)-0.67(x,1)+0.87(x+1,1) and
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By considering numerical differentiation
ar T(x+1)-I(x), deduce that the temperature distribution along the bar at point
dr
M
(x,t+1) in explicit finite-difference form is given by
8²T_T(x+1,t)-27(x,1)+7(x-1,1)
Ax²
T(x,t+1)=0.87(x-1,t)-0.67(x,t)+0.87(x+1,1)
and

Transcribed Image Text:Q3
The heat transfer performance of a new conductor bar of length 20 cm is under inspection.
The material is fully insulated such that the heat transfer is only one dimensional in axial
direction (x-axis). The left end is maintained at temperature of 100°C, while the right end is
maintained at temperature of 20°C, for 1>0. The distribution of the initial temperatures is
shown in Figure Q3. The unsteady state heat conduction equation is given by;
ax
=0
Where is a thermal diffusivity of material and x is the longitudinal coordinate of the bar.
The thermal diffusivity of the material is given as x=10 cm²/s, and A = 2 second.
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