Natural convection below heated horizontal rectangular plates
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The boundary layer equations describing the high Grashof number laminar natural convection flow beneath a heated horizontal surface are solved numerically for an infinitely long strip with a uniform temperature central region and horizontal adiabatic extensions on the sides, and for rectangular plates of two different aspect ratios kept at constant temperature. The boundary condition required by these equations at the edge of the plate is discussed.
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