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March 10, 2002, 05:28 |
Inteface thermal conductivity
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Dear friends,
My question is related to the inteface thermal conductivity between two adjacent materials. One is chip and the other is glass covering the chip completly. Within the chip there is a constant heat generation and in the glass no heat generation. The conduction model is supposed 2D (cylindrical coordinates)..my question is how can we determine the 2 effective thermal conductivities at the intefaces in radial and axial directions ???? As an example in Pakankar it is given as Kint=2*K1*K2/(K1+K2) where Kint,K1 and K2 are the thermal conductivities at the interface, the material 1 (chip for example) and material2 (glass for example)..but in presence of heat generation or heat source the interface thermal conducitivities ( radial and axial directions) should be different from this relation isn't it??? Waiting for you answers and helps Regards, Amir |
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