1988
DOI: 10.1007/bf01807325
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Approximate solution of nonlinear transient heat conduction in one dimension

Abstract: Abstract. Three approximate methods, viz. the Heat Balance Integral method (HBI), the Modified Heat Balance Integral method (MHBI) and the Double Integral Method (DIM) in combination with hybrid profiles (HP consisting of an exponential and polynomial) are evaluated for relative merits in solving the onedimensional heat diffusion equation. Applications to two linear test problems (TP 1 -semi-infinite solid with constant heat flux at its boundary, TP 2 -semi-infinite solid with step change in its surface temper… Show more

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“…Fi nally, a more gen eral ques tion rises: Does the ap proach work with other pro files, espe cially the so-called "hy brid pro files" [9,[25][26][27] where a spe cial func tion with a tun ing pa rame ter is used as a term mul ti ply ing the ba sic HBIM pro file? To this end, we only re lease the idea but so lu tions of spe cific prob lems are be yond the pres ent work.…”
Section: Re Sults Out Line and Ideas Thereofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fi nally, a more gen eral ques tion rises: Does the ap proach work with other pro files, espe cially the so-called "hy brid pro files" [9,[25][26][27] where a spe cial func tion with a tun ing pa rame ter is used as a term mul ti ply ing the ba sic HBIM pro file? To this end, we only re lease the idea but so lu tions of spe cific prob lems are be yond the pres ent work.…”
Section: Re Sults Out Line and Ideas Thereofmentioning
confidence: 99%