Heat Transfer First Principles — MATLAB Learning Files
MATLAB's export mlx→pdf didn't end up very neat, but I wanted to document what I was learning at the time. Referenced Textbook: Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer, 8th Edition by Theodore L. Bergman
Simple forced convection array cooling model. Helped me understand some of the fundamentals of heat transfer, though I wasn't sure how this would transfer to the convoluted airflow path of ENEPAQ bricks.
I was planning on creating "mock Enepaq bricks" using 3D printing/laser cutting and round aluminum cylinders. I wanted to see if I could save a couple weeks by using imperial stock slightly bigger than 18mm round cells.
I learned that for my experimental model to be accurate it had to be dynamically similar, and I wanted to see how I would expect my results to change with different sized stock.
Wanted to understand the timescales of heating and how reactive I should expect the system to be.
Deriving the Nusselt number correlation for forced convection.
See also: Nusselt Correlation Derivation