To find the temperature of a wall in transient heat conduction using MATLAB, you can use the implicit numerical method (Crank-Nicolson or Backward Time Central Space) to solve the heat equation in 1D.
Here's an example code:
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In this example, we consider a 1D wall with a constant temperature boundary condition at one end and an initial temperature of 20°C at the other end. We use the implicit numerical method to solve the heat equation in 1D for a time range of 100 seconds. The temperature of the wall is then plotted against position.
Note that the code can be modified to include other boundary conditions or initial temperature profiles.
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