Heat Transfer (19): 2D and 3D view factors, 2D and 3D view factor examples

Timestamps will be added at a later date.

Note: This Heat Transfer lecture series (recorded in Spring 2020) will eventually replace the earlier Heat Transfer series (recorded in Fall 2015) in a couple years. The old lecture series had some errors and was lower quality.

This lecture series was recorded live at Cal Poly Pomona during Spring 2020. The textbook is "Introduction to Heat Transfer" by Bergman et al.

[virginiagreer]

This has 1) Saved my grade in this class and 2) Gave me a better understanding about the material which has allowed me to actually enjoy the material

[bardewall]

The professor is amazing, but i don't know if the cameraman has a permission to record the lectures. And that's killing the videos in this channel. My advise is to move to the back of the room as to get the entire board and start recording. And then you can zoom in and out to focus on specific points so that you can balance the quality of the lectures and the videos.

[TheTXSaint]

These lectures have led me from pulling out my hair in my class (due to a teaching style that doesn't jive well with my learning style) to me actually enjoying solving these problems. Thank you so much for the quality videos.

[mehmetcandestur]

I will take the final exam tomorrow and I am really upset because that is my last Biddle Lecture :(

[anovuyombambo]

On 26:41 is it not supposed to be F12 instead of F13?

[manuboker]

Thanks ! Wonderful Heat Transfer lectures !

[paulatreides]

What about the Superposition and Symmetry rules?

[johnk]

Don't delete the old lecture series, the camera work in these makes them almost unwatchable.