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2.4.3. Boundaries and Corners
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Boundaries and corners define things. They exist where one thing stops and another
thing begins. The boundary is where interactions occur between the two
things, such as electrolysis, oxidisation, refraction and other effects.
Interactions may involve temperature, physical force, light, chemical
reaction or any other energy system. Larger 2.4.3 Boundaries and Corners usually lead to
larger interactive effects, such as when heat transfer is increased with
the greater surface area of a heat exchanger’s fins.
Fig. 2.10 Strengthening corners Other parts of this sub-section:Other sections in this chapter:
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