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Dec 9 2018 01:49pm
I need help solving the heat equation in matlab. i have trouble converting the boundary conditions into code...

anyone can help?


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anyone can explain wtf this mean to me as if im 5
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Dec 11 2018 10:34pm
So normally when you see k which is the conduction coefficient, it's just a number that depends on the material.
In reality though, the number might change as the temperature changes. Thats why when you go to a site to see the thermal conductivity of some materials, it'll list different numbers for different temperatures: https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/thermal-conductivity-d_429.html

I think your questions are just asking you to make up some nonlinear function k(u) like k(u) = u^2+20 or some shit and then to see if your matlab model succeeds (converges) or freaks the fuck out (diverges)

part c i think you just consult a table and notice that the 25C and the 125C thermal coefficients are different. maybe you can wing it and interpolate the given values to derive a k(u) function, idk. this question is pretty stupid.
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Dec 11 2018 10:35pm
as for putting the formulas into matlab, this nerd looks like he knows what he's doing:
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Quote (Squaunch @ Dec 11 2018 11:34pm)
So normally when you see k which is the conduction coefficient, it's just a number that depends on the material.
In reality though, the number might change as the temperature changes. Thats why when you go to a site to see the thermal conductivity of some materials, it'll list different numbers for different temperatures: https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/thermal-conductivity-d_429.html

I think your questions are just asking you to make up some nonlinear function k(u) like k(u) = u^2+20 or some shit and then to see if your matlab model succeeds (converges) or freaks the fuck out (diverges)

part c i think you just consult a table and notice that the 25C and the 125C thermal coefficients are different. maybe you can wing it and interpolate the given values to derive a k(u) function, idk. this question is pretty stupid.


oh alright thanks for the help, wish u posted earlier. i sort of finished it and winged most parts lol
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