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Transcribed Image Text:3. Determine expressions for q(m-1,n)→(m,n), q(m+1,n)→(m,n), q(m,n+1)→(m,n) and q(m,n-1)-(m,n), for
conduction associated with a control volume that spans two different materials. There is no contact
resistance at the interface between the materials. The control volumes are L units long into the
page. Write the finite difference equation under steady-state conditions for node (m, n).
Answer: N/A
T→
T
Ay
Material A
KA
(m, n + 1) i
(m1, n) (m, n)
(m + 1, n)
Material B
(m, n1) |
KB
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