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https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/146918509/DimForm_Full.png

Here

{latex} $x_D$ {latex}

and

{latex} $y_D$ {latex}

are the dimensional coordinates. We will choose the dimensions and boundary condition inputs such that the dimensional problem matches the non-dimensional one. Then, Tvalues in Celsius that ANSYS reports can be interpreted as

{latex} $\theta$ {latex}

. For the geometry, we pick

{latex}
\[ 
W = 1m, \ \ H = 2 m
\]
{latex}

For the boundary conditions, we pick

{latex}
\[
T_0 = 1, \ \  k = 1, \ \ T_\infty=0 \ \  h =  Bi
\]
{latex}

These are the inputs we'll use while setting up the problem in ANSYS.

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