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Reconstructing the effective coefficient of thermal conductivity of asbestos-textolite from the solution of the inverse problem

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The article examines the practical application of the algorithm for solving inverse problems in processing experimental data.

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Abbreviations

c:

volumetric heat capacity

λ :

thermal conductivity

T:

temperature

x:

space coordinate

τ :

time

τm, b:

right-hand boundary value of time and space intervals, respectively

fi(τ):

input temperatures

I:

functional

θ:

temperature increase

ψ :

conjugate variable

¯T=(T−To)/Tmax−Tmax):

dimensionless temperatures {ie}=λ/λmax, dimensionless thermal conductivity

nx, {ie}:

number of nodes in difference approximation with respect to the space and time coordinates, respectively

α, β:

parameters of the method of conjugate gradients

p:

number of iteration

min:

minimal

max:

maximal value

0:

initial value

be:

beginning of electrical conductance; meas, measured value

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Translated from Inzhenerno-Fizicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 788–793, November, 1983.

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Artyukhin, E.A., Killikh, V.E. & Okhapkin, A.S. Reconstructing the effective coefficient of thermal conductivity of asbestos-textolite from the solution of the inverse problem. Journal of Engineering Physics 45, 1281–1286 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01254734

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