Measurement Techniques

, Volume 48, Issue 7, pp 693–701 | Cite as

Thermal Nondestructive Testing of the Thermal Properties of Materials Using Multifactor Transformation Functions

  • I. N. Ishchuk
  • A. I. Fesenko
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Abstract

A solution of the direct problem of heat conduction when a linear pulsed heat source acts in the plane of contact of two semibounded bodies, obtained by the method of finite differences, is presented. The results of modeling are given. Using a discrete model, a method of determining (identifying) the thermal properties of materials using multifactor transformation functions is considered.

Key words

multifactor measurements identification thermal properties finite differences mathematical modeling 
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