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    The document describes an assignment to solve the 2D steady-state heat equation on a rectangular plate with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Students are asked to: (1) Use Gauss-Seidel and PSOR methods to calculate the temperature distribution and iterations to converge. (2) Experiment with relaxation parameters in PSOR and plot iterations vs parameter. (3) Calculate the analytical solution and populate a results table. (4) Generate temperature contour plots using simulation software.

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    The document describes an assignment to solve the 2D steady-state heat equation on a rectangular plate with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Students are asked to: (1) Use Gauss-Seidel and PSOR methods to calculate the temperature distribution and iterations to converge. (2) Experiment with relaxation parameters in PSOR and plot iterations vs parameter. (3) Calculate the analytical solution and populate a results table. (4) Generate temperature contour plots using simulation software.

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    The document describes an assignment to solve the 2D steady-state heat equation on a rectangular plate with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Students are asked to: (1) Use Gauss-Seidel and PSOR methods to calculate the temperature distribution and iterations to converge. (2) Experiment with relaxation parameters in PSOR and plot iterations vs parameter. (3) Calculate the analytical solution and populate a results table. (4) Generate temperature contour plots using simulation software.

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    The document describes an assignment to solve the 2D steady-state heat equation on a rectangular plate with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Students are asked to: (1) Use Gauss-Seidel and PSOR methods to calculate the temperature distribution and iterations to converge. (2) Experiment with relaxation parameters in PSOR and plot iterations vs parameter. (3) Calculate the analytical solution and populate a results table. (4) Generate temperature contour plots using simulation software.

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    Assignment 1

    Submit by date..
    Note:
    (i) You are required to enclose a printout of the code(s) you have developed.
    (ii) Please write down the date of submission conspicuously on the cover page of your
    report.

    It is required to obtain the steady-state temperature distribution on a 2D rectangular plate


    as shown below.

    Dirichlet B.C.: y = 0, T = T1; x = 0, T = T2; y = H, T = T3; x = L, T = T4;


    (T1 = 100oC, T2 = T3 = T4 = 0)
    Governing equation for steady 2D heat conduction (which if there is no heat generation is
    a Laplace equation):
    2T 2T
    2T 2 2 0
    x y
    It is intended to solve this elliptic PDE subject to imposed boundary conditions. Select
    constant spatial step sizes x = y = 0.05 m, in which case imax = 21 and jmax = 41. The
    temperature distribution is to be computed for a total of (imax -2)x(jmax -2) = 741 grid
    points. Condition of convergence to be used is if ERROR < ERROR max, the solution has
    converged where

    j jmax 1
    i imax 1
    ERROR =
    i2
    Ti ,nj1 Ti ,nj
    j 2

    ERRORmax = 0.01
    Use an initial guess T = 0.0 at all interior points.
    (a) Use point Gauss-Seidel method to compute the temperature distribution and write
    down the number of iterations required. Present the results in the format given
    by TABLE 1.
    (b) Do the same using PSOR with a relaxation parameter given by the optimal
    relation:
    2

    cos
    2
    cos
    opt
    2 2 1
    , where = imax 1 jmax 1 , x
    1 2 y

    (c) Perform numerical experiments with taking values from 0.8 to 2.0 at intervals
    of 0.1 and find the number of iterations required for convergence with each value
    of . Give an (vertical axis) vs Number of iterations for convergence
    (horizontal axis) plot.
    (d) Find the temperature distribution from the analytical solution given below at the
    grid nodes and present the result in the format given in TABLE 1:
    (e)
    n ( H y )
    1 (1) n sinh
    T T1 2 L sin n x

    n 1 n n H L
    sinh
    L

    Carry out the summation for n = 1, , 110 and use `long double

    TABLE 1

    i j T (Gauss-Seidel) T (PSOR) T (Analytical)

    11 1 - - -
    11 2 - - -

    - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --
    - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --

    11 41 - - -

    Draw contours of constant temperature for the rectangular plate from results obtained by
    Gauss-Seidel method. You may use TECPLOT (preferred) or GNU plot.

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