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Effective Thermal Conductivity Coefficients of the Composites with Spheroidal Inclusions

Authors: Zarubin V.S., Savelyeva I.Yu. Published: 19.12.2013
Published in issue: #4(51)/2013  
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Category: Applied Mathematics and Methods of Mathematical Simulation  
Keywords: composite, spheroidal inclusions, effective thermal conductivity coefficient

Composites find broad application as structural and functional materials in different instrument devices. A substantial number of works are devoted to investigation of heat conduction ofcomposites. However the calculation formulas in these works are obtained, as a rule, either as a result of processing of experimental data as applied to particular materials or by means of a priori specification of the temperature distribution and the heat flow in models of heterogeneous bodies. The mathematical model of thermal energy transfer in the composite with inclusions of spheroidal shape is constructed. Based on the model, the effective thermal conductivity coefficients of this composite are found. To estimate the possible error of the obtained results, the dual variational formulation of the stationary heat conduction is applied. The results can be used for prediction of effective thermal conductivity coefficients of the composites modified with nanostructural elements (e.g., with fullerenes).

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