Engineering, 20.12.2019 23:31 Osmin
Onsider the arm to be a cylinder composed of bone (r < ri) and soft tissue (ri < r < ro). heat is produced in the soft tissue at a constant rate per unit volume q. assume no heat is produced in the bone, and newton’s law of cooling applies at the outside surface. find:
(a) equations for the steady-state radial temper- ature profile and (b) the temperature of the bone. assume constant tissue properties. what important mechanism is ignored in this problem?
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