Lecture

Modeling Heat Transfer in Falling Rings

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the modeling and simulation of heat transfer between a falling ring and a liquid, exploring how the temperatures of the ring and the liquid change during the process. Students will learn to visualize simulation results and implement thermal conduction. The lecture also includes directives for coding and testing the simulation, emphasizing the importance of using virtual machines and submitting code to Jenkins for grading.

Instructors (3)

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