Modeling of nonlinear thermal conduction coefficients of three-phase composites
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In this consideration, a modified analysis model has been developed to estimate the nonlinear thermal conduction coefficients of three-phase composites through the presentation of a new equivalent micro-mechanics method. The effect of volume fractions of the fillers on the thermal conduction coefficient is studied. It is noted that the coefficients are very sensitive to the different particle volume fractions. The various thermal conductivity ratios between the fillers and matrix also have a great influence on the coefficient. The present proposed model can predict the thermal conduction coefficient directly. Moreover, the thickness parameters of the debonding interface also have a nonnegligible impact on the thermal conduction coefficient. The constitutive relation curves obtained can explicate the influence of debonding surface on the thermal conduction coefficient of composites.
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OpenAlex topics: Composite Material Mechanics · Material Properties and Applications · Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials
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