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Author: John Singleton, Cornell University

Problem Specification
1. Pre-Analysis & Start-Up
2. Geometry
3. Mesh
4. Setup (Physics)
5. Solution
6. Results
7. Verification and Validation
Exercises

1. Pre-Analysis and Start-Up

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Problem Overview

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Check your Understanding

Select true or false: 
If the Biot number is increased, less heat will be exchanged between the block and the fluid bathing the right face.

(To see the answer, go to the 2D Conduction section of Module 1 in

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Mathematical Model

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Discretization

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How to Find Nodal Temperatures

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How to Derive Algebraic Equations

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How to Reduce the Numerical Error

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Hand Calculations

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Go to Step 2: Geometry

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Engineering Data

In this section the material properties of Cornellium will be inputted into ANSYS. First (Double Click) Engineering Data. Then click in the cell that contains the text "Click here to add a new material" and type in Cornellium as shown below.
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Next, (Expand) Thermal and (Double Click) Isotropic Thermal Conductivity, as shown below.
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Then, set the value of the Isotropic Thermal Conductivity to 1 W/(M*C) as shown below.
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Lastly, click Return to Project, Image Removed, in order to return to the Project Schematic window.