A new finite element formulation for thin non-homogenous heat-conducting adhesive layers
A thin heat-conducting adhesive layer is considered in a two-dimensional approach. The material of the adhesive layer exhibits an arbitrary non-homogeneous thermal conductivity which is a function of the spatial coordinate perpendicular to the interface. Based on the weighted residual method, a new...
Main Authors: | Ochsner, Andreas, Mishuris, Gennady |
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Format: | Article |
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VSP
2008
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