Method for inverting adiabatic temperature rise of concrete by using two-dimensional heat radiation
A technology of adiabatic temperature rise and concrete, which is applied in the field of obtaining concrete adiabatic temperature rise, can solve the problems of low test accuracy, inability to completely prevent concrete heat dissipation, and inability to well reflect the heat release process of concrete, and achieve a simple and clear formula Effect
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[0028] The invention measures the temperature of the concrete at different measuring points at different times by arranging temperature sensors at different positions on multiple cross sections of the concrete in the radial direction, and then calculates the temperature field through a difference method, and uses the minimum sum of squares of the measured temperature and the calculated temperature difference to optimize Inversion of adiabatic temperature rise. The specific method can be implemented as follows:
[0029] 1) First make a cylindrical hollow mold, which can be disassembled on both sides for easy handling and demoulding. A layer of insulation material is laid on the lower part of the hollow mold. At the same time, insulation materials are laid around the mold with a thickness of one third of the lower insulation material. To one-fifth, used to slow down the heat dissipation rate, such as figure 1 Shown
[0030] 2) Select m positions of different heights along the heigh...
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[0057] In a specific implementation, the cylinder has an inner diameter of 400mm and a height of 600mm. The insulation material is made of rubber-plastic sponge, 80mm insulation material is laid on the upper and lower parts, and 20mm insulation material is respectively laid around. Seven temperature sensors are arranged on the sections with heights of 300mm, 375mm, and 450mm respectively, one of which is at the center of the circle and is arranged along the radial direction. The sensor spacing is all 50mm, such as figure 2 Shown. The temperature is read every 5 minutes, taking the time step Δτ as 5 min, the distance between the radial temperature measuring points h is 50 mm, and the distance between the axial temperature measuring points l is 75 mm.
[0058] Divide 21 measuring positions into two groups, each group of measuring points are in the same radial direction, respectively figure 1 Shown 4,5,6,7,11,12,13,14,18,19,20,21 sensor measuring points and 7,8,9,10,14,15,16,17,21...
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