Lecture

Applications of Fourier Equation

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Description

This lecture covers various applications of the Fourier equation, including examples such as stationary wall cases with and without heat power, cylinders with and without heat production, bars, composite walls, and thermal resistance. The content also delves into the methodology for solving the Fourier equation and provides examples of temperature distributions in different scenarios.

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Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

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