Using the general conduction equation for a Cartesian system, derive the expressions for the position and value of maximum temperature for plane wall with internal heat generation having, a. different surface temperature, b. same surface temperature, c. One surface insulated.

Using the general conduction equation for a Cartesian system, derive the expressions for the position and value of maximum temperature for plane wall with internal heat generation having, a. different surface temperature, b. same surface temperature, c. One surface insulated.

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