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Thu Feb 14 12:38:51 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling   
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Fri Feb 15 21:05:31 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling
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Tue Feb 19 19:52:53 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling
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Fri Mar 1 19:33:40 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling  
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Mon Mar 4 17:22:07 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling   
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Wed Mar 6 09:51:18 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling
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Thu Mar 7 10:10:37 2019, Ching Pin, Mechanics, , comsol modelling
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Message ID: 133
Entry time: Tue Feb 19 19:52:53 2019
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Ching Pin |
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The time step response to heating via laser (22.5 mW) is given in the attached picture, for 2 starting temperatures, 122.5 K and 122.8 K. We see that it takes fairly long to equlibrate, with a time constant of about 500 s, and is consistent across both temps. The y axis is average temperature across the surface of the disc, and the x axis is time. I believe that the heat distribution profile would be very similar with time, simply because of how much faster conduction is compared to radiation |
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