Heat equation: which model to use?
Inverse problems in heat diffusion : Diffusive models, measurements, sensitivities
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Heat equation: which model to use?
Inverse problems in heat diffusion : Diffusive models, measurements, sensitivities

Authors : Denis MAILLET, Yvon JARNY, Daniel PETIT

Publication date: June 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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2. Heat equation: which model to use?

2.1 Example 1: Semi-infinite wall under 1D transient conditions

Figure 1 shows a semi-infinite mass in the x direction being excited on its x = 0 face by a heat flux of density u (W · m –2 ) at the initial time t = 0. The initial temperature T 0 (x) is a priori non-uniform. A temperature sensor is implanted at a depth x c in the massif and delivers a signal y. From the initial instant, a transient one-dimensional temperature field T (x, t) develops in the massif.

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