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#' @export
#'
qcond<-function(Ts=30, Tc=20, ktiss=0.502, x=1){
# Units: W/m2
# Ts = surface temperature (degrees Celsius) of surface in contact
# Tc = contact temperature (degrees Celsius) - usually ground temperature
# ktiss = thermal conductivity of tissue (W/m/oC)
# x = thickness of slab conducting heat (m)
# for a sphere, the true x = rx*(r+x), where r=radius
# for a cylinder, it is ln(1+x/r)
# Based on skin conductivity (0.502 Wm-1oC-1) from Gates (1980) Biophysical Ecology
qcond<-ktiss*(Tc-Ts)/x
qcond
# to make sense of this value, divide by the true distance of heat transfer and
# multiply by the exposed area to calculate actual heat transfer by conduction
}
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