Thermal flux thickness can be computed employing the heat flux density formula:
Thermal Flux Viscosity = Q / A
Where:
Thermal Flux Thickness is the dose of thermal power disseminated per unit scope per unit of time (W/m² or J/(s•m²)).
Q is the portion of thermal power moved (in joules).
A is where the warmth is moved (in square meters).
To calculate thermal flux viscosity, you must know the quantity of thermal energy transmitted and the space over which the transfer arises.