Exercising FVM on a 1D-steady Heat conduction problem using Python
Assume there's a straight rod of 10m length, the left end of which is maintained at a fixed temperature of 100 degree celsius and right end which gives out a constant heat flux of 1W/`m^2` . The thermal conductivity of the rod varies from left(x=0m) to right(x=10m) as : `k(x)=1+0.01x^2` Assuming the heat…
Sabarinath .M.S
updated on 26 Apr 2020
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