Heat Transfer: One Dimensional Conduction for Radial Systems (Cylindrical and Spherical)

[@vgfreddy21]

I appreciate you working out every step of the thermal distribution.

[@danielstewart3507]

This was extremely helpful. Thanks for uploading!

[@aldairromano336]

Helpful video! At 13:12 I think you forgot the r2 in ln(r/r2)

[@teslalimos9627]

That's true

[@danielstewart3507]

can confirm. Awesome explanation otherwise.

[@SaifUllahAwan]

Thank you. Very well explained the difficult concepts.

[@nabilkashawi9412]

Hello, how are you? Explanation of the lecture is very interesting. It is possible to derive the heat transfer equation by conducting the hollow cylinder with the heat generated one dimension .

[@MisterBinx]

The only problem I had in my class is the professor was doing things with the operators that I did not understand. It's like what you did at 5:36. You just leave the d operator on one side. Then integrate just the d. I don't recall ever integrating like that. I wanted to just say integrate both sides with respect to r. It may be the same result but I never see just the d left on the left side like that.

[@themilkmister]

At 13:12 I think you forgot the r2 in ln(r/r2)

[@abdullazaza374]

Thank you so much!

[@federicoalbesa3748]

Gracias!!! muy bueno!!!

[@TheHybridlogic]

I found this video very helpful. I would like to know what textbook this content is from

[@laeken-7642]

Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer

[@danielstewart3507]

@@laeken-7642 The working isn't in there though.

[@jamesjake6279]

what book is the lecture from?

[@zinasiloe2698]

I think fundamentals of heat and mass transfer

[@umairkhattak7112]

sir do problems of this topic.

[@justinharwood4192]

ty!