The measurement of thermal wave propagating in the cross section of polymer film layers including the interfaces was performed by edge view observation of IR thermographs analyzed by the Fourier- transformed phase image. The phase jumps observed experimentally, indicates the presence of a thermal boundary resistance between each layer. This effect has been modelled by introducing thin surface skins of poor conductors (air, grease) among polymeric layers. The numerical analysis allows estimating the thickness of these skin layers of less than 3μm.

Thermal characterization of multi-layer polymer films by IR thermography / J., Morikawa; T., Hashimoto; E., Hayakawa; T., Eto; LI VOTI, Roberto. - ELETTRONICO. - QIRT 2006 - 20:(2006), pp. 1-9. (Intervento presentato al convegno 8th QIRT tenutosi a Padova nel June 28-30 , 2006).

Thermal characterization of multi-layer polymer films by IR thermography

LI VOTI, Roberto
2006

Abstract

The measurement of thermal wave propagating in the cross section of polymer film layers including the interfaces was performed by edge view observation of IR thermographs analyzed by the Fourier- transformed phase image. The phase jumps observed experimentally, indicates the presence of a thermal boundary resistance between each layer. This effect has been modelled by introducing thin surface skins of poor conductors (air, grease) among polymeric layers. The numerical analysis allows estimating the thickness of these skin layers of less than 3μm.
2006
Quantitative Infrared Thermography
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