Rapid thermal conductivity measurement with a hot disk sensor: Part 1. Theoretical considerations

By Yi He. 2005

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Materials Chemistry

1. A. Sakulich
2. A. Beaucour
3. A. Durán-Herrera
4. Z. Xing
5. P. Valdez
6. Christoph Clauser
7. Yury Popov
8. Sukanta Roy

In Mechanical Engineering

1. M. Peltz
2. A. Beaucour
3. A. Durán-Herrera
4. Z. Xing
5. P. Valdez
6. Christoph Clauser
7. Yury Popov
8. Sukanta Roy

Citations in the corpus

• Thermal properties of high-volume fly ash mortars and concretes (2011, positive): “The TPS measurement technique has been described in detail by Gustafsson (1991) and Log and Gustafsson (1995), with theoretical considerations having been summarized by He (2005).”
• Incorporation of Phase Change Materials in Cementitious Systems via Fine Lightweight Aggregate (2012, methodology): “Two additional cubes were produced for thermal property analyses using Transient Plane 109 Source (TPS) analysis, which has been described elsewhere [19, 20].”
• Influence of the nature of aggregates on the behaviour of concrete subjected to elevated temperature (2011, methodology): “By recording the temperature versus time response in the sensor, thermal conductivity is calculated [28].”
• ISRM Suggested Methods for Determining Thermal Properties of Rocks from Laboratory Tests at Atmospheric Pressure (2016, methodology): “1961), hot disk (He 2005), 3x techniques (Jacquot et al.”