About Inverse Problem in Heat Transfer

Adrian Sorin Rosca; Andrei Gheorghe Nanu; Doina Roşca

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.823.373

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About Inverse Problem in Heat Transfer

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The paper presents a method for obtaining the power of thermal source, based on finite element approach, when the temperature distribution is known from an infrared image. The method is solving for the load vector, and extracts the power at element level from this vector.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 823)

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Adrian Sorin Rosca*, Andrei Gheorghe Nanu, Doina Roşca

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Heat Transfer, Inverse Problem, Thermal Source

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