2000
DOI: 10.1088/0957-0233/11/12/314
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Simultaneous determination of thermal conductivity and heat capacity near solid state phase transitions by a photopyroelectric technique

Abstract: An improved technique employing the photopyroelectric effect to measure thermal conductivity and heat capacity simultaneously near solid state phase transitions is reported. A calibration procedure adaptable to the use of a pyroelectric detector on a thermally thick backing medium is described in detail. A quantitative comparison of the predictions of the theory with experimental results on selected known samples is used to test the applicability of the method as a practical technique. The variations of the th… Show more

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“…1 is generally used for these measurements (Menon & Philip, 2000). A 120 mW He -Cd laser of = 442 nm, modulated by a mechanical chopper, has been used as the optical heating source.…”
Section: Experimental Methods In Ppe Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…1 is generally used for these measurements (Menon & Philip, 2000). A 120 mW He -Cd laser of = 442 nm, modulated by a mechanical chopper, has been used as the optical heating source.…”
Section: Experimental Methods In Ppe Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At temperatures above room temperature, the boundary conditions involved in the theory of this method are not easy to satisfy, so that application of the method can lead to errors in measurement. A photothermal technique for the simultaneous determination of the thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity near solid state phase transitions using a pyroelectric detector kept in contact with a thermally thick backing medium has been developed by Menon & Philip (2000). The PPE technique has some distinct advantages, such as its simplicity, good sensitivity and ability to perform nondestructive probing, over other photothermal methods.…”
Section: The Photopyroelectric Techniquementioning
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“…The thermal parameters such as thermal diffussivity (α) and thermal efffusivity (e), the thermal conductivity (k) and heat capacity (C p ) were determined by the technique developed Preethy C menon et al [25]. During the measurement the sample, the pyroelectric detector and the backing should be thermally thick.…”
Section: Thermal Studiesmentioning
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“…Again, a number of techniques have been developed to measure the thermal diffusivity of bulk samples [5,6]. Of late photothermal techniques employing the photoacoustic [7,8], photothermal deflection [9,10], or photopyroelectric [11,12] effects have become very popular for the measurement of the thermal diffusivity of bulk samples. However, these techniques are limited to bulk samples with minimum thickness of about 1 mm or so.…”
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confidence: 99%