Abstract
In this work we study the characteristics of the dissipation by convection of a solid circular section of a diameter d in a fluid. We assume that this section increases its temperature homogeneously over its whole surface from an initial temperature 𝒕𝒂 to the (asymptotic) temperature value 𝒕𝒎𝒂𝒙. To simulate its temperature behavior, we model the transfer of heat by conduction in an isolated one-dimensional bar of length L, where a constant temperature source F is considered at the left end, while keeping free the right end causing heat dissipation by convection. We propose a novel approach to estimate the heat transfer coefficient in the transient state. Numerical experiments are carry out for different materials. In order to measure the performance in the estimation, we conduct elasticity analysis. Also a comparison with data used in the literature is included.
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