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A source of thermal energy (heat) E_H with a reference to location in 3D space.

The quantitative value is given by the pace of thermal energy variation (production or consumption) per unit time:

(1) W_H({\bf r}) = \frac{\delta E_H}{\delta t}

where

{\bf r}

position vector in 3D space


The total volume of Heat Source contained in a given volume  \Omega can be calculated as:

(2) W_H({\bf r}) = \int_{\Omega} q_H({\bf r}) d V

where

q_H({\bf r})

Heat Source Density at point  {\bf r}


See also


Physics / Thermodynamics / Thermodynamic process

Heat Source Density (qH) ]



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