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Heat Transfer

08/15/2010 1:37 PM

any easy idea to under stand the process of conduction heat transfer .what is the diffrence in between steady state and non steady state?
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Re: Heat Transfer

08/16/2010 3:32 AM

In non-steady state, the temperature(s) is/are changing.

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08/16/2010 3:20 PM

I suggest an excellent book by John H. Lienhard IV, which is concisely written for beginners, albeit with a few errors, (nothing egregious except on the issue of the difference between the specific heat capacity of a substance at constant pressure and at constant volume..). It is available for free online, follow this link..

http://web.mit.edu/lienhard/www/ahtt.html

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