Steady-state Conduction
Steady-State Conduction is a mode of heat transfer characterized by a constant temperature distribution over time within a conducting medium, wherein the rate of heat inflow equals the rate of heat outflow across any control volume, distinguishing it from transient conduction by the absence of temporal variation in thermal gradients.
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H.J. Ramey · Journal of Petroleum Technology · 1962 · 1.1K citations · Full text
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