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R11 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with G = 0
(Dirichlet) at r=a and at r=b.
R12 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with G = 0
(Dirichlet) at r = a and
G/r = 0 (Neumann) at r = b.
R13 Hollow cylinder,
0
r
b, with G = 0
(Dirichlet) at r = 0 and
kG/r + h2G = 0 (convection) at r = b. Note
B2 = h2b/k.
R21 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
G/r = 0 (Neumann) at r = a and G = 0 (Dirichlet) at r = b.
R22 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
G/r = 0 (Neumann) at both boundaries. Note that this geometry
requires a pseudo GF, denoted H. The temperature solution found from a
pseudo GF requires that the total volumetric heat flow is equal to the
boundary heat flow, and the spatial average temperature in the body must be
supplied as a known condition.
R23 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
G/r = 0 (Neumann) at r = a and
kG/r + h2G = 0
(convection) at r = b. Note
B2 = h2b/k.
R31 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
- kG/r + h1G = 0 (convection) at r = a and G = 0 (Dirichlet) at r = b.
Note
B1 = h1a/k
R32 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
- kG/r + h2G = 0 (convection) at r = a and
G/r = 0
(Neumann) at r = b. Note
B1 = h1a/k.
R33 Hollow cylinder,
a
r
b, with
- kG/r + h1G = 0 (convection) at r = a and
kG/r + h2G = 0 (convection) at r = b. Note
B1 = h1a/k and
B2 = h2b/k.
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Kevin D. Cole
2002-12-31