Method of Heat Balances for Calculating Heat Transfer in Flat Multilayer Nanostructures

Vladimir I. Khvesyuk; Denis A. Vorobyov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.789-790.407

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Method of Heat Balances for Calculating Heat Transfer in Flat Multilayer Nanostructures

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We suggest method of calculation of one-dimensional temperature field in multilayer nanostructures. Our method allows obtaining non-stationary temperature distribution in the periodical and non-periodical spatial structures with a different degree of periodicity. Comparison temperature distributions in the multilayer nanostructures and equivalent continuous samples are performed in this study. In addition we suggest experimental application of our method for estimation an average value of thermal Kapitza resistance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 789-790)

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September 2015

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Vladimir I. Khvesyuk, Denis A. Vorobyov*

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Ballistic Thermal Conductivity, Heat Transfer, Kapitza Resistance, Multilayer Nanostructures

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