Fouriers law of heat conduction;
Rate of heat conduction through uniform material ids directly proportional to area which is normal to the direction of heatflow and the temperature gradient which is in the direction of heat flow
Q α a dt/dy
Q= -k a dt/dy
Q /a = -k dt /dy
Q’ = -k dt /dy
Q = heat flow
A = area of crosssection
,dt/dy = temperature gradient
K= thermal conductivity
Thermal conductivity :
It is the rate of heat transfer per unit area
K = Q’ dy/dt
Q’ = heat flux
Units of thermal conductivity
Watt /m.kelvin
Fouriers law of heat conduction for a plane wall
Let the thermal conductivity be = k
Let the thickness of the wall be = x m
Let the hot surface temperature be = t1
Let the temperature of cold surface be = t2
Assuming the steady state
According to fouriers law of heat conduction
q/a = -k dt /dx
x t2
∫dx = -ka /q ∫dt
0 t1
x-0 = -ka /q(t2-t1)
q = t1-t2/(x/ka)
q= ^t/R
r = x/ka
thermal conductivity is the function of property of the material and its temperature or themal energy
k of solids > liquids>gases
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