Heat Transfer (12): Finite difference examples

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These videos are helping me out with my grad level great transfer course. Thank you so much for uploading them for everyone!

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18:23 Heat Flux plot Important

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sometimes there are too much tables, I wish to see derivation of corner nodes' equation for example. but thanks a lot :)

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[@morganvoldemort675]

Dr Biddle, one if there are three temperatures defined on the surface? How would the adiabatic lines be decided then? Also, how would one handle heat generation?

[@shreddingstranger]

In the case of three different surface temperatures, I think it would be hard to intuitively draw the adiabatic lines. I would start with drawing the isothermic lines using the calculated node temperatures, and then draw in the adiabats by trying to create curvi-linear squares.

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Thank you for sharing your lectures. But, camera moving is too distractive.

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this topic is 2D NUMERICAL HEAT TRANSFER right?

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The same concepts can be applied to 3D heat transfer.

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