If you have two materials in parallel (like one on top of the other) then the you can calculate each separately and apply the parallel resistance formula: 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2. That should be a good starting point. If you have an alloy that continuously transitions from one to another then you may have to use some Calculus to get it to work out.
Is it possible to do this for a non-uniform material like 2 materials joined together?
xcubicm 4 months ago
If you have two materials in parallel (like one on top of the other) then the you can calculate each separately and apply the parallel resistance formula: 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2. That should be a good starting point. If you have an alloy that continuously transitions from one to another then you may have to use some Calculus to get it to work out.
hmikelson 4 months ago