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A finite difference solution of non‐linear systems of radiative–conductive heat transfer equations
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Numerical AnalysisRadiative Heat TransferRadiative Transfer EquationReal InsulatorEngineeringHeat Transfer ProcessThermal TransportSilica FibresFinite Difference SolutionThermal ModelingThermodynamicsHeat TransferNon‐linear SystemsThermal EngineeringThermal RadiationThermo-fluid SystemsNumerical Method For Partial Differential Equation
Abstract A finite difference solution for a system of non‐linear integro–differential equations modelling the steady‐state combined radiative–conductive heat transfer is proposed. A new backward–forward finite difference scheme is formulated for the Radiative Transfer Equation. The non‐linear heat conduction equation is solved using the Kirchhoff transformation associated with a centred finite difference scheme. The coupled system of equations is solved using a fixed‐point method, which relates to the temperature field. An application on a real insulator composed of silica fibres is illustrated. The results show that the method is very efficient. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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