Authors :
Sandeep Kumar B. N.; Chetan S.; Abhishek K.; Yashas URS S.; Manjunath V B.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG705
Abstract :
Thermal conductivity, a critical material
property, can be measured using various methods, each
suited to different applications and material types. This
study reviews prominent techniques including the
steady-state and transient methods. The steady-state
methods, such as the guarded hot plate and heat flow
meter techniques, involve maintaining a constant
temperature gradient and measuring heat flux through
the material. In contrast, transient methods, like the
laser flash method and transient hot-wire technique,
assess thermal conductivity by analyzing temperature
changes over time following a brief thermal
disturbance. Each method's accuracy, sample
requirements, and application scope are discussed,
providing insights into selecting the appropriate
technique based on material characteristics and
measurement conditions. This review aims to guide
researchers in choosing optimal methods for accurate
thermal conductivity assessment in diverse scientific
and industrial contexts.
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Thermal conductivity, a critical material
property, can be measured using various methods, each
suited to different applications and material types. This
study reviews prominent techniques including the
steady-state and transient methods. The steady-state
methods, such as the guarded hot plate and heat flow
meter techniques, involve maintaining a constant
temperature gradient and measuring heat flux through
the material. In contrast, transient methods, like the
laser flash method and transient hot-wire technique,
assess thermal conductivity by analyzing temperature
changes over time following a brief thermal
disturbance. Each method's accuracy, sample
requirements, and application scope are discussed,
providing insights into selecting the appropriate
technique based on material characteristics and
measurement conditions. This review aims to guide
researchers in choosing optimal methods for accurate
thermal conductivity assessment in diverse scientific
and industrial contexts.