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Steady-State Temperature Tutorial

The tutorial outlines a problem involving a square plate with four sides maintained at different constant temperatures. It instructs the use of Liebmann’s method with a 3x3 grid to determine the steady-state temperature at the mesh points, requiring three iterations. The steady-state solution is based on the heat equation Txx + Tyy = 0.

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Steady-State Temperature Tutorial

The tutorial outlines a problem involving a square plate with four sides maintained at different constant temperatures. It instructs the use of Liebmann’s method with a 3x3 grid to determine the steady-state temperature at the mesh points, requiring three iterations. The steady-state solution is based on the heat equation Txx + Tyy = 0.

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Tutorial

1. The four sides of a square plate made of homogeneous material are kept at constant temperature
75, 100, 50 and 0 oC as shown in the followed figure. Using Liebmann’s method and 3×3 grids to
find the (steady-state) temperature at the mesh points. The steady state solution of heat equation is
Txx+Tyy=0. (iterate 3 times)

Solution:

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