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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 72,
  • Issue 2,
  • pp. 251-256
  • (2018)

Characterization of Heat Diffusion Properties of Rubberized Two-Layer Systems Using Open Photoacoustic Cell Spectroscopy

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Abstract

We applied the open photoacoustic cell method operating at high frequency as an efficient and highly precise tool for the measurement of thermal properties of rubberized two-layer systems. The heat-coupling between the two layers is treated using the analogy between thermal and electrical resistances widely used in heat transfer problems. The thermal resistance between the two layers is considered effective and the problem is decoupled for each layer. Measurements are performed in two-layer samples of aluminum foil coated with layers of rubberized paint with different thicknesses. Thermal diffusivity and thermal conductivity are determined for the paint. The results are retrieved from the thermal resistance model assuming the effective thermal diffusivity of the composite material.

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