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For an updated project description, review the Project Readiness Package. The purpose of this project is to provide the Chemical Engineering Department at RIT with an apparatus that demonstrates one dimensional conductive heat transfer to students in the lab. The equipments primary capability must be to provide the means to calculate the thermal conductivity of a material. Thermal conductivity is a measure of the materials ability to conduct heat. The equipment will reinforce topics related to heat transfer and will serve as a hands on learning opportunity for students in the lab. 
Copper Rod Heat Distribution |
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Team Members
Left to Right: Dave Olney, Todd Jackson, Alysha Helenic, Ian Abramson, Charles Pueschel, Teddy Turfitt
| Member | Role | Contact |
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| Ian Abramson | Chemical Engineer | ixa1929@rit.edu |
| Alysha Helenic | Chemical Engineer | arh7966@rit.edu |
| Edward Turfitt | Design Engineer | edt1069@rit.edu |
| Charles Pueschel | Data Collection Specialist | cap8013@rit.edu |
| David Olney | Project Manager | dno5177@rit.edu |
| Todd Jackson | Project Engineer | tlj2254@rit.edu |
Final Design
Final Design
Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements
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