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Heat Conduction Problems for Half-Spaces with Transversal Isotropic Gradient Coating Cover

Heat Conduction Problems for Half-Spaces with Transversal Isotropic Gradient Coating

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|Jun 2025

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

The scheme of considered problem

Fig. 2.

The scheme of considered problem

Fig. 3.

Distributions of the temperature over the surface z = h (black lines and rhombi) and over z = 0 (grey lines and rhombi), dashed lines – the distributions of the temperature for the homogeneous half-space: 1 – κ2 = 1; 2 – κ2 = 5; n = 20

Fig. 4.

Distributions of the radial heat flux along the surface z = h, dashed line – the distributions of the radial heat flux for the homogeneous half-space: 1 – κ2 = 1; 2 – κ2 = 5; n = 20.

Tab. 1.

Dependence of the dimensionless parameters Tsurmax=T(0,h)K0aq0, Tintmax=T(0,0)K0aq0, qr,surmax=qr(1,h)q0 on the dimensionless parameter κ2and number of the layers n

κ2nTsurmaxεTsur,%TintmaxεTint,%qr,surmaxεqsur,%
11.47230.58470.4733
160-0.0011-0.00020.5103
80-0.0036-0.00070.9445
40-0.0135-0.00281.7952
20-0.0537-0.01133.4317
10-0.2146-0.04516.5039
51.02000.315813256
160-0.0017-0.00070.4731
80-0.0064-0.00170.9078
40-0.0252-0.00541.7408
20-0.1005-0.02043.2928
10-0.4007-0.07996.0922
Fig. 5.

Distributions of the temperature over the plane z = h (black lines and rhombi) and over the plane z = 0 (grey lines and rhombi), dashed lines – the distributions of the temperature for the isotropic homogeneous half-space with the heat conductivity coefficient K0: 1 – K2/K0 = 1; 2 – K2/K0 = 5 ; m = 10

Tab. 2.

Dependence of the dimensionless parameters Tsurmax=T(0,h)K0aq0, Tintmax=T(0,0)K0aq0 on the dimensionless parameter K2/K0 and number of the representative cells m

K2/K0mTsurmaxεTsur,%TintmaxεTint,%
11.56300.5420
800.16130.0992
400.31730.1965
200.61710.3854
101.16980.7407
52.10961.3661
51.11640.3217
800.49990.2566
400.98580.5106
201.92250.9844
103.66282.0010
56.66783.8612
Fig. 6.

Distributions of the radial heat flux on the cylindrical surface r = 1 (black lines and rhombi): fig. a) – K2/K0 = 1; fig. b) – K2/K0 = 5; grey line – the distribution of the average radial heat flux; vertical dashed line – the interface of the coating and base; m = 20; z′ = hz

Fig. 7.

Graphs of the function κ(z): continuous lines – coatings described in section C: 1 – K1/K0 = 0.2, K2/K0 = 1; 2 – K1/K0 = 0.2, K2/K0 = 5; dashed lines – coatings described in section A: 1 – κ2 = 1; 2 – κ2 = 5

Fig. 8.

Distributions of the average radial heat flux on the cylindrical surface r = 1 (coatings described in section C): 1 – K1/K0 = 0.2, K2/K0 = 1; 2 – K1/K0 = 0.2, K2/K0 = 5; m = 20; z′ = hz

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ama-2025-0023 | Journal eISSN: 2300-5319 | Journal ISSN: 1898-4088
Language: English
Page range: 197 - 204
Submitted on: Sep 5, 2024
Accepted on: Mar 23, 2025
Published on: Jun 6, 2025
Published by: Bialystok University of Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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