Heat flux measurement techniques

Childs, Peter; Greenwood, J.R.; Long, Christopher

doi:10.1243/0954406991524471

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“…For future applications, we therefore suggest that the h c quantity is instead measured in-situ, and simultaneously with the measurement of the other input quantities (several methods exist; see e.g. [3,27]). …”

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confidence: 99%

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Quantitative infrared thermography imaging of the density of heat flow rate through a building element surface

Ohlsson

Olofsson

2014

Applied Energy

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“…The HFM yields an electric signal proportional to the heat flow transmitted through it. This method is thus restricted to single point measurements, and requires correction of the results since the application of the HFM to the surface causes a disturbance to the heat flow field [2,3].…”

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Quantitative infrared thermography imaging of the density of heat flow rate through a building element surface

Ohlsson

Olofsson

2014

Applied Energy

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“…Three gas flow rates were used, varying from 2 liters/minute to 0.5 liters/minute gas flow past the surface of the sample, to see if the flow rate had an effect: The heat flux sensor was approximately the same size as the exposed area of the textile sample. The sensor was based on the standard heat flux sensor technology of a thermopile [11]. Since the application was for clothing materials, the heat flux was measured in MET units.…”

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“…It is worth mentioning that measurement of normal heat flux on a boundary point of a medium can be performed without any information about thermal conductivity constants of the medium. A review of different methods for heat flux measurement has been provided by Childs et al [36].…”

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confidence: 99%