Conduction Heat Transfer Schneider

Numerical study of conduction heat transfer from toroidal shaped surfaces into an infinite domain

Abstract

The mathematical formulation for steady conduction heat transfer from a toroidal geometry into an infinite medium is presented. The torus is in thermal communication with the infinite medium through a heat transfer coefficient at the torus' external surface. The mathematical formulation is presented using the Toroidal coordinate system; a finite element grid is developed usign this coordinate system as the basis for development. Mesh refinement studies indicate convergence of the numerical solutions to a very high accuracy. Results are presented in tabular and graphic form for diameter ratios ranging from 1.1 to 10 and for the Biot modulus ranging from 0.01 through to 10 exp 20.

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Publication:
Pub Date:
July 1992

Conduction Heat Transfer Examples

Bibcode:
SteelConduction Heat Transfer Schneider
1992thph.confZ....S
Keywords:
Conduction Heat Transfer SchneiderTransfer

Conduction Heat Transfer Equation

  • Conductive Heat Transfer;
  • Coordinates;
  • Toroids;
  • Computational Grids;
  • Finite Element Method;
  • Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer

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