A one-dimensional slab of thickness 2L is initially at a uniform temperature T i . Suddenly, electric current is passed through the slab causing uniform volumetric heating q . ( W/m 3 ) . At the same time, both outer surfaces ( x = ± L ) are subjected to a convection process at T ∞ with a heat transfer coefficient h. Write the finite-difference equation expressing conservation of energy for node 0 located on the outersurface at x = − L . Rearrange your equation and identify any important dimensionless coefficients.
A one-dimensional slab of thickness 2L is initially at a uniform temperature T i . Suddenly, electric current is passed through the slab causing uniform volumetric heating q . ( W/m 3 ) . At the same time, both outer surfaces ( x = ± L ) are subjected to a convection process at T ∞ with a heat transfer coefficient h. Write the finite-difference equation expressing conservation of energy for node 0 located on the outersurface at x = − L . Rearrange your equation and identify any important dimensionless coefficients.
Solution Summary: The author explains the finite difference expressing conservation of energy for node 0 in terms of dimensionless numbers.
A one-dimensional slab of thickness 2L is initially at a uniform temperature
T
i
.
Suddenly, electric current is passed through the slab causing uniform volumetric heating
q
.
(
W/m
3
)
.
At the same time, both outer surfaces
(
x
=
±
L
)
are subjected to a convection process at
T
∞
with a heat transfer coefficient h. Write the finite-difference equation expressing conservation of energy for node 0 located on the outersurface at
x
=
−
L
.
Rearrange your equation and identify any important dimensionless coefficients.
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