Time Dependent High Dimension Model of Functional Gradient Thermal Barrier Coating Material

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A high dimension time dependent model of designing functional gradient thermal barrier coating material is built by using optimization theory. The difference algorithms is used to solve inverse heat transfer problems. The heat conduction coefficient is founded by using volume fraction function of ceramic or metal. An example of calculation shows that the gradient thermal barrier coating can improve material function.

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