In a layered thermal conductor, the inaccessible interface could be dam- aged by mechanical solicitation, chemical infiltration, aging. In this case, the original thermal properties of the specimen are modified. The defect occurs typically in form of delamination. The present paper deals with nondestructive evaluation of interface ther- mal conductance h from the knowledge of the surface temperature when the specimen is heated in some controlled way. The goal is achieved by expanding h in powers of the thickness of the upper layer. The mathematical analysis of the model produces exact formulas for the first coefficients of h which are tested on simulated and real data. The evaluation of interface flaws comes from reliable approximation of h.
Nondestructive evaluation of interface defects in layered media
Gabriele Inglese
;Roberto Olmi
2024
Abstract
In a layered thermal conductor, the inaccessible interface could be dam- aged by mechanical solicitation, chemical infiltration, aging. In this case, the original thermal properties of the specimen are modified. The defect occurs typically in form of delamination. The present paper deals with nondestructive evaluation of interface ther- mal conductance h from the knowledge of the surface temperature when the specimen is heated in some controlled way. The goal is achieved by expanding h in powers of the thickness of the upper layer. The mathematical analysis of the model produces exact formulas for the first coefficients of h which are tested on simulated and real data. The evaluation of interface flaws comes from reliable approximation of h.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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