Lecture

Thermal Circuits: Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient

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This lecture covers the concepts of thermal circuits and the overall heat transfer coefficient, including the identification of heat transfer mechanisms, derivation of heat diffusion equations, calculation of thermal resistances, and solving 1D problems. It also discusses boundary conditions, Fourier's Law, and the Biot Number in the context of heat conduction.

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