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13 May 2000 Novel front-surface thermal-diffusivity measurement method based on phase analysis
Alberto Braggiotti, Sergio Marinetti
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Abstract
The technique described in this paper is for one-side thermal diffusivity measurement. A single stripe-shaped pulse provided by a flash lamp is used to heat the front surface of a specimen slab. Classical methods for estimating a parameter out of a distribution involve fitting the temperature distribution with its theoretical model. With the technique described in this paper the evolution of the temperature distribution along a line perpendicular to the heated stripe is analyzed in the frequency domain. An estimate of the thermal diffusivity is then obtained from comparison of the phase component behavior with an abacus similarly built from the theoretical model. This technique is valid for any shape of flash lamp pulse (i.e. laser spot), and can be used also for estimating the thermal diffusivity of anisotropic materials. The choice of the stripe shape is due to the limitations of the simulation environment used.
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Alberto Braggiotti and Sergio Marinetti "Novel front-surface thermal-diffusivity measurement method based on phase analysis", Proc. SPIE 3993, Nondestructive Evaluation of Aging Materials and Composites IV, (13 May 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.385500
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KEYWORDS
Error analysis

Copper

Lamps

Nondestructive evaluation

Numerical simulations

Pulsed laser operation

Thermal modeling

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