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A finite element calculation method for the heat transfer effects on the current-carrying capacity of underground electrical cables
This thesis presents a combined numerical and experimental study of the heat transfer modes that take place in cavities embedded within solid bodies. The motivation is to develop a practical numerical approach to quantify the role of various regions in the global heat dissipation around underground
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