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30 March 2000 Theoretical, numerical, and experimental investigation of a one-side measurement technique for thermal diffusivity
Alberto Muscio, Mauro A. Corticelli, Paolo Tartarini
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Abstract
A modified Angstrom's method for the measurement of thermal diffusivity in solid materials is presented, aimed at overcoming the limits of ordinary techniques with one-side measurements. The method requires a periodic thermal input to be supplied to the specimen, alternating heating and cooling stages. The thermal diffusivity is estimated by monitoring the temperature oscillations on the free surface of the specimen. The conditions at which a real 3D test- system can be studied by means of a 1D thermal model are investigated. Algorithms to estimate the thermal diffusivity are determined analytically and verified by numerical simulation. The method is finally validated by experimental measurements.
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Alberto Muscio, Mauro A. Corticelli, and Paolo Tartarini "Theoretical, numerical, and experimental investigation of a one-side measurement technique for thermal diffusivity", Proc. SPIE 4020, Thermosense XXII, (30 March 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.381545
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KEYWORDS
Convection

Thermal modeling

Numerical simulations

3D modeling

Thermography

Tantalum

Temperature metrology

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