Posted by mike on Saturday, September 6, 2008 at 8:20am.
"Cladding" refers to the high-temperature-resistant material that surrounds the fuel pellets in a nuclear reactor fuel rod. I don't see how it has any application in home heat transfer. The analogy would be the walls of the house, that keep the heat in or out.
A Google search of the words "cladding" + "heat transfer" will find for you numerous references that will all relate to nuclear engineering.
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