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Summary

Transient conduction changes the temperature distribution through a solid. Based on Rockett and Milke (2002), p. 1-29.

Diagram for the article Conduction (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Rockett and Milke (2002), p. 1-29; Van Rossum (2027), §5.1
Alt text: Temperature profiles moving deeper into a slab at early, later and steady times.

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Short title	Temperature profiles moving deeper into a slab at early, later and steady times.
Image title	Three copies of the same slab heated on its left face. Inside each slab a curve shows temperature against depth (higher on the drawing means hotter), and the shaded area is the rise above the initial temperature (dashed line). Early: only a thin layer near the heated face is hot. Later: heat has penetrated deeper. Steady: a straight-line profile through the full thickness with heat leaving the unexposed face. No times or temperatures are implied.
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