One-Dimensional Stationary Transcillator

Phenomena of heat transfer in media with oncoming fluxes equal in magnitudes and velocities depening on the spatial coordinate by a harmonic law are considered. It is demonstrated that upon the imposition of a temperature gradient along the direction of motion, an additional heat flux arises proportional to the value of the temperature gradient and directed opposite to it irrespective of the direction of the velocity of the medium. It is established that the occurrence of the additional heat flux is explained by the transcillator mechanism. The observed effect belongs to nonequilibrium thermodynamic processes and provides a scientific basis for a study of a number of phenomena in nature and technology.