Lecture

Thermal Conduction: Stationary vs. Unsteady

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of conduction in thermal transfer, distinguishing between stationary and unsteady regimes. It explains the Fourier equation, simplifications for steady state, and the thermal conductivity of various materials. The lecture also delves into heat flux, heat density, and specific heat, providing insights into the evolution of temperature over time and space.

Instructors (2)

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