HEAT CONDUCTION UPM（热传导,芬欧蓝）.pdf

HEAT CONDUCTION Heat conduction modelling 1 Case studies 2 Analytical solutions 3 Conduction shape factor (steady state) 4 Reduction to the main dimension (steady state) 5 Planar, cylindrical, and spherical energy sources, internal or interfacial 6 Multilayer composite walls 8 Critical radius 8 Rods and fins 9 Heat source moving at steady state along a rod 11 Reduction by dimension similarity (unsteady state) 12 Energy deposition in unbounded media 13 Thermal contact in semi-infinite media 16 Freezing and thawing 19 Reduction by separation of variables 20 Unsteady problems in 1-D 20 Periodic solutions in 1-D 25 Steady problems in 2-D 26 Other analytical methods to solve partial differential equations 31 Duhamel`s theorem 31 Numerical solutions 32 Global fitting 34 Lumped network 36 Spectral methods 37 Residual fitting 38 Collocation method 38 Least square method (LSM) 39 Galerkin method 39 Finite differences 39 Finite elements 43 Boundary elements 44 HEAT CONDUCTION MODELLING Heat transfer by conduction (also known as diffusion heat transfer) is the flow of thermal energy within solids and non-flowing fluids, driven by thermal non-equilibrium (i.e. the effect of a non-uniform temperature field), commonly measured as a heat flux (vector), i.e. the heat flow per unit time (and usually unit normal area) at a control surface. The basics of Heat Transfer (what is it, what for, its nomenclature, case studies, and the general view on how heat-transfer problems are solved and analysed), is to be found aside, and assumed already covered. Heat conduction