Two plates with the same area A are placed in contact with each other as shown in the figure. The plates have thickness x1 and x2 and thermal conductivity k1 and k2. Heat is passed from left to right through the plates from a high temperature range T1 to a low temperature range T2. The temperature of the plates' contact surface is Tm, on the flat side to the far left T1 and the flat side to the far right T2, see the figure.

Find Tm expressed by T1, T2 and the other sizes given in the task.
Explain.

Two plates with the same area A are placed in contact with each other as shown...
Problem Two slabs are in perfect contact. In slab 1 (thickness Li, thermal conductivity ki) heat is generating at a constant rate of S per uni volume. There is no heat generation inside slab 2 (thickness L2, thermal conductivity k2). The temperature at the left face of slab 1 (x-0) is maintained at To and the temperature at the interface between slab 1 and slab 2 (at x L) is found to be T. The right face of slab 2...
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