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Heat and Mass Transfer and Physical Gasdynamics
2013. V. 51. № 4. P. 519–525
Zarubin V.S., Kuvyrkin G.N.
Two-sided estimates for thermal resistance of an inhomogeneous solid body
A mathematical model of heat transfer is constructed for a composite inhomogeneous body of arbitrary shape, which includes elements of anisotropic materials. Thermal contact between these elements can generally be imperfect. A dual formulation of the variational problem of stationary heat transfer is used in obtaining two-sided estimates for the thermal resistance of the body.
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Zarubin V.S., Kuvyrkin G.N. Two-sided estimates for thermal resistance of an inhomogeneous solid body, High Temp., 2013. V. 51. № 4. P. 519
Zarubin V.S., Kuvyrkin G.N. Two-sided estimates for thermal resistance of an inhomogeneous solid body, High Temp., 2013. V. 51. № 4. P. 519