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Summary

Conduction transfers energy through a stationary solid. Based on Rockett and Milke (2002), p. 1-28.

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

Source basis: Rockett and Milke (2002), p. 1-28; Van Rossum (2027), §5.2
Alt text: Hot wall surface transferring energy through stationary material to the cool side.

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Short title	Hot wall surface transferring energy through stationary material to the cool side.
Image title	Cross-section of a solid wall. Fire and smoke are on the hot side only. Inside the wall, fixed particles linked to their neighbours pass energy along in steps (small arrows) from the hot face to the cool face; the particles themselves stay in place. A large arrow below the wall shows the net conductive heat flow from hot to cool.
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