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Substituted Convective Heat Transport

Mathematical Modelling — Fluid Dynamics & Heat TransferContinuum mechanics; boundary-layer similarity theory

T⁻¹Θ

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The convective heat transport after substitution, with the independent thermal amplitude ΔT₀.

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Dimension:T⁻¹Θ (s⁻¹ K)Maths:ℝ scalar(·, ·, ·) — A single number (real numbers), depending on another quantity, another quantity, another quantityDimensionally verifiedMathematically verifiedFully reduced to base quantities

In words:minus.

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    Open Step 1: Given / definition · The source relation this block transforms: the advective transport of heat carried by the flow …
    The source relation this block transforms: the advective transport of heat carried by the flow — u∂T/∂x plus v∂T/∂y.Given / definition
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    Open Step 2: Substitution · Insert u=U_wf′, v=−√[cν_f/(1−γt)]f, ∂T/∂x=[ΔT₀/(1−γt)²]θ, and ∂T/∂y=[ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²]√[c/(ν_f(1−γt…
    Insert u=U_wf′, v=−√[cν_f/(1−γt)]f, ∂T/∂x=[ΔT₀/(1−γt)²]θ, and ∂T/∂y=[ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²]√[c/(ν_f(1−γt))]θ′.Substitution Substitution · η
    Open operand record: Substitution η
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    Open term-change ledger: 2 records
    Open record 1: ∂T/∂x → U_w f′·(ΔT₀/(1−γt)²)θ
    Consumes:L0Produces:L0Streamwise advection becomes (U_wf′)[ΔT₀/(1−γt)²]θ and remains nonzero because the reference excess grows with x.U_w f′·(ΔT₀/(1−γt)²)θ
    Open record 2: ∂T/∂y → −√(cν_f/(1−γt))f·(ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²)√(c/(ν_f(1−γt)))…
    Consumes:L0Produces:L0Wall-normal advection becomes −√[cν_f/(1−γt)]f·[ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²]√[c/(ν_f(1−γt))]θ′.−√(cν_f/(1−γt))f·(ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²)√(c/(ν_f(1−γt)))θ′
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  3. Open Step 3: Simplification · Both products reduce to the same cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³ scale.
    Both products reduce to the same cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³ scale.Simplification
    Open term-change ledger: 2 records
    Open record 1: U_w f′·(ΔT₀/(1−γt)²)θ → (cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)f′θ
    Consumes:L0Produces:L0U_w[ΔT₀/(1−γt)²]=cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³ leaves the f′θ term.(cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)f′θ
    Open record 2: −√(cν_f/(1−γt))f·(ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²)√(c/(ν_f(1−γt)))… → (cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)fθ′
    Consumes:L0Produces:L0The wall-normal dimensional factors also combine to cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³, leaving fθ′.(cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)fθ′
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    How many levels remain is not yet known — the depth is discovered one level at a time.

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Reads as: (cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)(f′θ−fθ′)

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Essence

S1The raw substituted heat-advection products retain ΔT₀ as a thermal amplitude distinct from c.

  • S1.1essenceU_w f′·(ΔT₀/(1−γt)²)θ reduced by −√(cν_f/(1−γt))f·(ΔT₀x/(1−γt)²)√(c/(ν_f(1−γt)))θ′.

S2The substituted transport is [cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³](f′θ−fθ′).

  • S2.1essence(cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)f′θ reduced by (cΔT₀x/(1−γt)³)fθ′.

Dimension I

Definition

What it is — and what it is not

What it is
  • S3The advective transport of heat carried by the flow: u∂T/∂x + v∂T/∂y.
    • S3.1essenceThe product of u and ∂T/∂x.
    • S3.2essenceThe product of v and ∂T/∂y.
    • S3.3essenceThe sum of (u · ∂T/∂x) and (v · ∂T/∂y).

Dimension II

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