EQUIVALENT CONDUCTIVITY OF A HETEROGENEOUS MEDIUM.
Author(s) : MURALIDHAR K.
Type of article: Article
Summary
THE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF A COMPOSITE MEDIUM CONSISTING OF A CONDUCTING MATRIX AND INSULATING FIBRES IS STUDIED. THE EQUIVALENT TRANSVERSE CONDUCTIVITY OF THE COMPOSITE AS A FUNCTION OF THE FIBRE VOLUME FRACTION IS OF INTEREST. THIS IS OBTAINED IN THE PRESENT WORK BY SUBJECTING AN INHOMOGENEOUS REGION TO BOTH STEADY AND STEADY-PERIODIC TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCES. THE RESULTING SET OF EQUATIONS IS SOLVED BY A FINITE ELEMENT TECHNIQUE. RESULTS SHOW THAT A COMPOSITE MEDIUM CAN BE HOMOGENIZED USING STATICALLY DETERMINED CONDUCTIVITIES, EVEN FOR UNSTEADY PROBLEMS.
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- Original title: EQUIVALENT CONDUCTIVITY OF A HETEROGENEOUS MEDIUM.
- Record ID : 1991-2041
- Languages: English
- Source: International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer - vol. 33 - n. 8
- Publication date: 1990/08
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- Themes: Heat transfer
- Keywords: Unsteady state; Thermal conductivity; Insulant; Calculation; Heat transfer; Steady state; Fibre
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