International Symposium on Advances in Computational Heat Transfer 2008
DOI: 10.1615/ichmt.2008.cht.1970
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2d Transient Natural Convection Generated by Isothermal Active Walls in Parallelogrammic Enclosures

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“…The pure transient or periodic heat conduction and simple or complex combinations of these two are encountered in the heat treatment of metals, air conditioning, and food processing [1,2]. Transient heat transfer problems are very common in engineering applications, e.g., hydrocooling of spherical food products [1,3] or fast transient heat conduction in a sphere subjected to sudden and violent thermal effects on its surface used in many engineering fields such as aeronautics, electronics, metallurgy, or food processing [4,5]. Transient heat conduction is studied in a sphere by using Laplace transforms [6,7] or in polar coordinates with multiple layers in the radial direction [8].…”
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“…The pure transient or periodic heat conduction and simple or complex combinations of these two are encountered in the heat treatment of metals, air conditioning, and food processing [1,2]. Transient heat transfer problems are very common in engineering applications, e.g., hydrocooling of spherical food products [1,3] or fast transient heat conduction in a sphere subjected to sudden and violent thermal effects on its surface used in many engineering fields such as aeronautics, electronics, metallurgy, or food processing [4,5]. Transient heat conduction is studied in a sphere by using Laplace transforms [6,7] or in polar coordinates with multiple layers in the radial direction [8].…”
Section: List Of Symbols Amentioning
confidence: 99%