The conductance of a linear conductor is input in units of energy per unit time per unit degree, and the heat rate through such a conductor is calculated in the network solution routines as: Q = G * (Ti - Tj) where: Q Heat rate (energy/time) G Conductance (note G = 1 / R ) T Temperature Several types of physical heat transfer mechanisms can be modeled as linear conductors, including conduction, convection, and mass flow.
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