FIELD: physics.
SUBSTANCE: method involves heating a solid-state body through contactless nondestructive thermal action on the surface of the solid-state body using an infrared source, wherein the central axis of the radiator and the solid-state body coincide. The temperature field of the solid-state body and the ambient thermal state are detected by a system of thermal converters. Thermal flux from the solid-state body is detected by a thermal flux density converter mounted on the surface of the analysed solid-state body. Experimental and computational determination of heat conductivity and temperature conductivity of the solid-state body is carried out in the regular thermal condition zone in conditions for cooling the solid-state body with constant ambient parameters.
EFFECT: high measurement accuracy.
8 dwg
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Dates
2012-08-27—Published
2011-04-13—Filed