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    Homework 1 is due on January 21st and includes problems 2.11, 2.28, 2.37, 3.15 (evaluate properties at 300 K), and 3.84. The objectives are to: 1) Define terms related to heat transfer including conduction, convection, and heat rate. 2) Understand the physical meaning of terms in the heat diffusion equation. 3) Formulate boundary conditions for constant surface temperature, constant heat flux, adiabatic surface, and convection surface conditions. 4) Calculate temperatures and heat transfer rates for infinite slabs and use resistance analogy for conduction and convection boundaries. 5) Calculate temperature and heat transfer rates for hollow cylinders and use resistance analogy for cylinders.

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    Homework 1 is due on January 21st and includes problems 2.11, 2.28, 2.37, 3.15 (evaluate properties at 300 K), and 3.84. The objectives are to: 1) Define terms related to heat transfer including conduction, convection, and heat rate. 2) Understand the physical meaning of terms in the heat diffusion equation. 3) Formulate boundary conditions for constant surface temperature, constant heat flux, adiabatic surface, and convection surface conditions. 4) Calculate temperatures and heat transfer rates for infinite slabs and use resistance analogy for conduction and convection boundaries. 5) Calculate temperature and heat transfer rates for hollow cylinders and use resistance analogy for cylinders.

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    Homework 1: Due January 21: Heat Diffusion Equation in Cartesian, Cylindrical, and Spherical

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    Homework 1 is due on January 21st and includes problems 2.11, 2.28, 2.37, 3.15 (evaluate properties at 300 K), and 3.84. The objectives are to: 1) Define terms related to heat transfer including conduction, convection, and heat rate. 2) Understand the physical meaning of terms in the heat diffusion equation. 3) Formulate boundary conditions for constant surface temperature, constant heat flux, adiabatic surface, and convection surface conditions. 4) Calculate temperatures and heat transfer rates for infinite slabs and use resistance analogy for conduction and convection boundaries. 5) Calculate temperature and heat transfer rates for hollow cylinders and use resistance analogy for cylinders.

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    Homework 1: Due January 21

    Problems: 2.11, 2.28, 2.37, 3.15 (evaluate properties at 300 K), 3.84 Ans ers: 2.28: (a) 2.0 ! 105 "#m3 (b) 0, 10,000 "#m2 3.15: 0.1854 K#" 3.84: (a) 4.00 ! 10$ "#m3, 15.3 "#m%K (&) T1 ' 835(), T2 ' 3$0()

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