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> Tony Kordyban's Hot Air Rises and Heat Sinks It was a fun book, I don't remember the Excel modeling part though... I do remember seeing something similar on
by segfaultbuserr 4y ago
> Tony Kordyban's Hot Air Rises and Heat Sinks
It was a fun book, I don't remember the Excel modeling part though... I do remember seeing something similar on Microwaves101.com by The Unknown Editor...
> The spreadsheet has 96 distance steps and 2000 time steps, or almost 100,000 cells. In the old days it would bring a computer to its knees when you changed a variable. Now it's almost instantaneous, however, it still measures 10MB. We will offer a zipped version of it in the download area, soon.
https://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedias/fourier-s-law https://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedias/fourier-s-law
- buescher 4y agoChapter 25, "Even A Watched Pot Boils Eventually". If you want a whole lot of that, appendix D of Holman's Heat Transfer, which is referenced in Kordyban's book.