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MARÁČKOVÁ, L. ZMEŠKAL, O. MENČÍK, P. PŘIKRYL, R. LAPČÍKOVÁ, T.
Original Title
Simple method of thermal parameters determination
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
The presented work aims to the describing of method for determination of the thermal properties of the glass The presented work aims to the describing of method for determination of the thermal properties of the glass fibers reinforced polyester composites. The thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity and thermal diffusivity of the estimated materials were observed. All the parameters were determined by the step wise transient method using a differential fractal heat transfer model. From the results were observed the dependence of the thermal parameters on the sample thickness. The thin samples are appropriate for the measurement of the thermal conductivity because homogeneous thermal field in the sample. For larger thicknesses, heat is spread over a smaller area. On the other hand, the thick samples are usable for measurement of the specific heat capacity. For smaller sample thicknesses (small volumes) there are greater heat losses to the surroundings. The correlation between thickness of the sample and its thermal properties were found. The real material thermal parameters were determined by data extrapolation or interpolation. The thermal conductivity of examination composites was estimated in range from (0.15 to 0.20) W/m/K and the specific heat capacity as (2000 – 3000) J/kg/K.
Keywords
Thermal properties; thermal conductivity; specific heat capacity; thermal diffusivity; step wise transient method; differential fractal heat transfer model
Authors
MARÁČKOVÁ, L.; ZMEŠKAL, O.; MENČÍK, P.; PŘIKRYL, R.; LAPČÍKOVÁ, T.
Released
21. 7. 2022
Publisher
AIP Conference Proceeding
ISBN
978-0-7354-4365-5
Book
Thermophysics 2021, 26th International Meeting of Thermophysics 2021
Edition number
2488
Pages from
020013-1
Pages to
020013-6
Pages count
6
URL
https://aip.scitation.org/doi/pdf/10.1063/5.0094096