2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijthermalsci.2019.106027
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The heat conduction model and leakage characterization of the sealing interface

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“…Due to the obvious heat conduction in the high-temperature gas leakage problem, infrared thermography technology has been widely used in tests for gas leakage [11]. Scholars used the dimension method [12], and heat conduction model [13] to establish the test method of leakage positioning and leakage rate measurement based on the temperature field and temperature gradient field, which was furtherly extended to the leakage test of the sealing interface [14]. But current application of infrared thermography technology on the leakage test is limited by the resolution of the infrared thermal imager.…”
Section: Leakage Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Due to the obvious heat conduction in the high-temperature gas leakage problem, infrared thermography technology has been widely used in tests for gas leakage [11]. Scholars used the dimension method [12], and heat conduction model [13] to establish the test method of leakage positioning and leakage rate measurement based on the temperature field and temperature gradient field, which was furtherly extended to the leakage test of the sealing interface [14]. But current application of infrared thermography technology on the leakage test is limited by the resolution of the infrared thermal imager.…”
Section: Leakage Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But current application of infrared thermography technology on the leakage test is limited by the resolution of the infrared thermal imager. The calculation area of the temperature image in references [12][13][14] is generally less than 2000 pixels, so that the leakage hole occupies only tens of pixels, and the leakage interface width is only a few pixels, which greatly affects the accuracy and sensitivity of the leakage location and leakage rate measurement. Therefore, improving the resolution of the infrared images is the key to further application of infrared thermography technology on multiple-hole leakage and interface leakage testing.…”
Section: Leakage Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lutkiewicz et al [14] proposed a method for evaluating the effectiveness of bolted joint seals based on leakage rate calculation, which took the contact stress graphs, material characteristics, and surface roughness as input and obtained the leakage rate evaluation value. Wang et al [15] proposed a new method for detecting leakage location and measuring leakage rate based on temperature field and temperature gradient field and verified the feasibility of the method by experiments. Li et al [16] established the G-L Reynolds equation based on equivalent density and viscosity of the gas-liquid fluid, and the theoretical results are verified by the experiment.…”
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confidence: 96%