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where T1 and T2 are the temperatures of the bounding surfaces of the solids in contact and Q/A is the heat flow per unit area through the contacting solids. When an interstitial material is present, the thermal resistance of the interstitial material is included in the overall thermal contact...
n(R-valve) The ability of a material to retard the conductive passage of heat; the reciprocal of conductance. While plastics, with very few exceptions, are good thermal insulators, the property is of especial interest for cellular plastics, often used to provide thermal insulation. The R-value...
Twitter Google Share on Facebook thermal resistance Also found in:Encyclopedia,Wikipedia. n. The resistance of a material or combination of materials to heat flow across a temperature gradient, usually measured in degrees Kelvin or Celsius per watt; the reciprocal of thermal conductance. ...
Specific thermal resistance (Rλ) is a material constant, measured in K∙m/W or ft2∙h∙oF/Btu, that is useful for comparing materials. It is the reciprocal of the material’s thermal conductivity, and is the absolute thermal resistance per unit area. An R-value is the specific ther...
Absolute thermal resistance is thetemperaturedifference across a structure when a unit ofheatenergy flows through it in unittime. It is the reciprocal ofthermal conductance. TheSIunits of thermal resistance arekelvinsperwattor the equivalentdegrees Celsiusper watt (the two are the same since the in...
3) specific thermal resistance 单位热阻4) thermal element 热力单元5) heating unit 加热单元 1. With the use of a linear method a mathematical model is derived of the secondary circuit heating unit for a PWR nuclear power plant along with a quantitative analysis of the effect of additional...
The thermal conductivityλ of a material indicates how much heat per unit time and unit area flows through the material at a given temperature difference ΔT. Figure: Thermal transmittance and thermal resistance of conduction The greater the thermal conductivity of the material, the greater the he...
As a part of the "Design of Experiment" component of Thermal/Fluids Laboratory (MECH405) at Manhattan College, a setup for measuring the R-value of an Evergreen Products Model KHS-09 PTAC unit was designed by a student group. The setup consisted of the PTAC unit installed in a well in...
Based on thermal nodes network, an equivalent circuit model for thermal resistance of power module is highlighted from which the steady state thermal resistance can be optimized by theoretical analysis. Furthermore, thermal numerical simulation of 1500A/3300V IGBT module is accomplished by means of ...