Application of Simplified Inverse Solution to Estimate the Thermo-Physical Parameters of Granular Porous Materials Bonded by Different Resins

Zenon Ignaszak; Paweł Popielarski

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Application of Simplified Inverse Solution to Estimate the Thermo-Physical Parameters of Granular Porous Materials Bonded by Different Resins

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The paper presents the complexity of the thermo-mechanical phenomena in multi-component porous material during thermal shock and heat transfer, including identification of its behavior by Hot Distortion Plus^® test, elastic/plastic interpretation and modelling using Comsol system on the example of granular material (quartz sand bonded by selected resins used for mould production in foundry industry).

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volumes 326-328)

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Zenon Ignaszak, Paweł Popielarski

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COMSOL Multiphysics System, Finite Element Method (FEM), Foundry, Porous Materials Data Bases, Resin Bonded Sands, Thermo-Mechanical Modelling, Thermo-Physical Parameters

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