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March 20, 2015, 02:37	CFD coding: one dimensional heat conduction with s=(T0^4 -T^4)	#1
mohamad hosein New Member mohamad Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	hi i have problem please help me consider one dimensional heat conduction with s=(T0^4 -T^4) where a and T0 are constant and a is positive and K=bT^.5 if N grid points are used to span the domain of length L write computational code to obtain the temperature of the nodes using the following boundary conditions: at X=0 the heat flux into domain is 5 at X=3 heat flux leaving the domain is 11 solve equations by the TDMA. note that the values of a,b,T0,L and N are arbitrary. thanks

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