Problem 0.8 Any object conducts heat if we heat up one part of the object (i.e. increase its temperature), then eventually that heat will spread throughout the object. Fourier's law of heat conduction states that if T(x, y, z) gives the temperature of the object at the location (x, y, z), then heat flows in the direction q = -√T. In this problem we will consider a 2D metal sheet with temperature function T(x,y) = xy - x. (1) At the point (1, 1), in which direction does the temperature increase the fastest (per unit distance)? (2) How fast does the temperature increase (per unit distance) in the direction of the vector 31+ 4ĵ? (3) Sketch the isothermal curves T = -2, -1,0, 1, 2. At several points along each isothermal curve, including the point (1, 1), draw a vector which indicates the direction that heat would flow. (4) Sketch the curves along which heat would flow (i.e. curves tangent to the direction of heat flow)
Problem 0.8 Any object conducts heat if we heat up one part of the object (i.e. increase its temperature), then eventually that heat will spread throughout the object. Fourier's law of heat conduction states that if T(x, y, z) gives the temperature of the object at the location (x, y, z), then heat flows in the direction q = -√T. In this problem we will consider a 2D metal sheet with temperature function T(x,y) = xy - x. (1) At the point (1, 1), in which direction does the temperature increase the fastest (per unit distance)? (2) How fast does the temperature increase (per unit distance) in the direction of the vector 31+ 4ĵ? (3) Sketch the isothermal curves T = -2, -1,0, 1, 2. At several points along each isothermal curve, including the point (1, 1), draw a vector which indicates the direction that heat would flow. (4) Sketch the curves along which heat would flow (i.e. curves tangent to the direction of heat flow)
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Any object conducts heat - if we heat up one part
of the object (i.e. increase its temperature), then eventually that heat will
spread throughout the object. Fourier's law of heat conduction states that
if T(x, y, z) gives the temperature of the object at the location (x, y, z), then
heat flows in the direction
q=-VT.
In this problem we will consider a 2D metal sheet with temperature function
T(x, y) =xy - x.
(1) At the point (1, 1), in which direction does the temperature increase
the fastest (per unit distance)?
How fast does the temperature increase (per unit distance) in the
direction of the vector 31+ 4j?
(3) Sketch the isothermal curves T = -2, -1,0, 1,2. At several points
along each isothermal curve, including the point (1, 1), draw a vector
which indicates the direction that heat would flow.
(4) Sketch the curves along which heat would flow (i.e. curves tangent
to the direction of heat flow)
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