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    This assignment involves using finite difference methods to solve for the steady state temperature distribution in a long rectangular rod. Students must use the implicit form of FDM in part (a) and the explicit form in part (b) as time marching problems to find the steady state spatial temperature distribution, given thermal properties and the rod's cross sectional dimensions.

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    This assignment involves using finite difference methods to solve for the steady state temperature distribution in a long rectangular rod. Students must use the implicit form of FDM in part (a) and the explicit form in part (b) as time marching problems to find the steady state spatial temperature distribution, given thermal properties and the rod's cross sectional dimensions.

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    This assignment involves using finite difference methods to solve for the steady state temperature distribution in a long rectangular rod. Students must use the implicit form of FDM in part (a) and the explicit form in part (b) as time marching problems to find the steady state spatial temperature distribution, given thermal properties and the rod's cross sectional dimensions.

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    ASSIGNMENT #3 (Submission due date: 3rd June 2021)

    1. Consider a long rod of rectangular cross-section (width = 0.5m and height = 0.25m). Thermal
    -1 -1 -3 -
    conductivity, density and specific heat of the rod material are 10Wm K , 1kgm , and 200 Jkg
    1 -1
    K respectively.

    (a) Using implicit form of FDM, solve as time marching problem to find the steady state spatial
    temperature distribution in the rod.
    (b) Using explicit form of FDM, solve as time marching problem to find the steady state spatial
    temperature distribution in the rod.

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