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The following expression represents the heat generation rate within a cylindrical fuel element for a gas-cooled nuclear reactor: q(r) = qo[1 - (r/R)^2](w/m^3). Where qo denotes a constant term and R shows the radius of the fuel element. Considering the outer surface of the cylindrical element to be a uniform temperature Ts, 1) Construct a mathematical formulation for the thermal conductive process inside the element. 2) Write down the boundary conditions in this situation for solving the governing equation.

          The following expression represents the heat generation rate within a cylindrical fuel element for a gas-cooled nuclear reactor: q(r) = qo[1 - (r/R)^2](w/m^3).
Where qo denotes a constant term and R shows the radius of the fuel element. Considering the outer surface of the cylindrical element to be a uniform temperature Ts,
1) Construct a mathematical formulation for the thermal conductive process inside the element.
2) Write down the boundary conditions in this situation for solving the governing equation.
        
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The following expression represents the heat generation rate within a cylindrical fuel element for a gas-cooled nuclear reactor: q(r) = qo[1 - (r/R)^2](w/m^3). Where qo denotes a constant term and R shows the radius of the fuel element. Considering the outer surface of the cylindrical element to be a uniform temperature Ts, 1) Construct a mathematical formulation for the thermal conductive process inside the element. 2) Write down the boundary conditions in this situation for solving the governing equation.
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00:01 So here we can say that here the t is the equivalent to surface temperature.
00:10 Then we can say that t infinity and radius of this pair that is r is equivalent to r.
00:20 Then the generalized heat form here will be 1 divided by r curly square of r t divided by the curly r square of r t divided by the curly r square...
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