Qconduction_animal {TrenchR} | R Documentation |
Conductance Assuming Animal Thermal Conductivity is Rate Limiting
Description
The function calculates conductance (W) of an ectothermic animal to its substrate. Method assumes the major resistance to conduction is within surface layers of the animal and that the interior of the animal is equal in temperature to its surface (thermally well mixed) (Spotila et al. 1992).
Usage
Qconduction_animal(T_g, T_b, d, K = 0.5, A, proportion)
Arguments
T_g |
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T_b |
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d |
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K |
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A |
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proportion |
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Value
numeric
conductance (W).
References
Galushko D, Ermakov N, Karpovski M, Palevski A, Ishay JS, Bergman DJ (2005).
“Electrical, thermoelectric and thermophysical properties of hornet cuticle.”
Semiconductor Science and Technology, 20(3), 286–289.
doi: 10.1088/0268-1242/20/3/005.
Spotila JR, Feder ME, Burggren WW (1992).
“Biophysics of Heat and Mass Transfer.”
Environmental Physiology of the Amphibians.
https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/E/bo3636401.html.
See Also
Other biophysical models:
Grashof_number_Gates()
,
Grashof_number()
,
Nusselt_from_Grashof()
,
Nusselt_from_Reynolds()
,
Nusselt_number()
,
Prandtl_number()
,
Qconduction_substrate()
,
Qconvection()
,
Qemitted_thermal_radiation()
,
Qevaporation()
,
Qmetabolism_from_mass_temp()
,
Qmetabolism_from_mass()
,
Qnet_Gates()
,
Qradiation_absorbed()
,
Qthermal_radiation_absorbed()
,
Reynolds_number()
,
T_sky()
,
Tb_CampbellNorman()
,
Tb_Gates2()
,
Tb_Gates()
,
Tb_butterfly()
,
Tb_grasshopper()
,
Tb_limpetBH()
,
Tb_limpet()
,
Tb_lizard_Fei()
,
Tb_lizard()
,
Tb_mussel()
,
Tb_salamander_humid()
,
Tb_snail()
,
Tbed_mussel()
,
Tsoil()
,
actual_vapor_pressure()
,
boundary_layer_resistance()
,
external_resistance_to_water_vapor_transfer()
,
free_or_forced_convection()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient_approximation()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient_simple()
,
heat_transfer_coefficient()
,
saturation_vapor_pressure()
,
saturation_water_vapor_pressure()
Examples
Qconduction_animal(T_g = 293,
T_b = 303,
d = 10^-6,
K = 0.5,
A = 10^-3,
proportion = 0.2)