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Questions of the diagnostics of high-temperature material testing regimes by using inverse problems

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A comparative analysis is performed of the efficiency and operability of heat-flux sensors in checking out the temperature regimes of textile material tests. Questions of the practical application of inverse heat-conduction problem (IHCP) sensors are considered.

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Abbreviations

τ :

time

qr :

incident radiant heat-flux density

α, λ:

thermal diffusivity and conduc-tivity coefficients

R:

membrane radius

T:

temperature

α :

regularization parameter

Fo:

Fourier number

b:

thickness

xi :

coordinate

Θ:

model temperature

¯p:

strength attenuation coefficient

min:

minimal

m:

mean

in:

inner

mea:

measured

ini:

initial

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  1. V. K. Zantsev
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  2. G. E. Vishnevskii
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Translated from Inzhenerno-Fizicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 721–726, November, 1983.

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Zantsev, V.K., Vishnevskii, G.E. Questions of the diagnostics of high-temperature material testing regimes by using inverse problems. Journal of Engineering Physics 45, 1218–1222 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01254721

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