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    This document discusses numerical solutions to heat transfer problems using finite difference methods. It first examines steady-state heat transfer between two plates held at different constant temperatures, discretized using TDMA. Graphs show the error decreasing with grid refinement, with accuracy between first and second order. The second part analyzes two transient heat transfer problems: one with insulated boundaries and a sinusoidal temperature profile, the other with additional convective boundary conditions.

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    This document discusses numerical solutions to heat transfer problems using finite difference methods. It first examines steady-state heat transfer between two plates held at different constant temperatures, discretized using TDMA. Graphs show the error decreasing with grid refinement, with accuracy between first and second order. The second part analyzes two transient heat transfer problems: one with insulated boundaries and a sinusoidal temperature profile, the other with additional convective boundary conditions.

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    This document discusses numerical solutions to heat transfer problems using finite difference methods. It first examines steady-state heat transfer between two plates held at different constant temperatures, discretized using TDMA. Graphs show the error decreasing with grid refinement, with accuracy between first and second order. The second part analyzes two transient heat transfer problems: one with insulated boundaries and a sinusoidal temperature profile, the other with additional convective boundary conditions.

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    1.

    T left =273K T Right =318 K q=90 w/m3 k=30 w/m-k


    2T q = k X 2

    GE:-

    Discretization:

    T i+1 - 2*T i + T i-1 = TDMA


    Graphs For Different Grid Sizes

    n=5

    Graphs :Log(error) vs log(x)

    Comment: Order of Accuracy Lies between 1st & 2nd order

    2. A.)
    2T =0 X 2

    T =0 X at insulated boundaries
    at bottom boundary

    T= 100*sin(x)+273 K

    B).

    Governing Equation:
    T =0 X

    2T =0 X 2

    at insulated boundaries
    amb atConvectiveBoundary

    T X = kh (t t

    T= 100*sin(x)+273 K

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