Mesoscopic scale research method for equivalent heat conductivity coefficient of multiphase composite material

A technology of equivalent thermal conductivity and thermal conductivity, which is applied in the field of research on the characteristics of multiphase composite materials, can solve the problems of complex thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials, influence, and inability to independently explore the influence of equivalent thermal conductivity, and achieve simple calculation principles Clear, operable, and easy-to-calculate effects

Active Publication Date: 2020-04-17
WUHAN UNIV
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This method only needs to determine the input parameters of the formula to obtain the equivalent thermal conductivity, which is beneficial to the estimation of the properties of various materials, but this prediction method is largely affected by the physical model, and can only be used as a practical project. An easy way to make predictions
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[0070] In this example, according to the mesoscale research method of the equivalent thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials based on the finite element method proposed by the present invention, the influence of the spatial arrangement of dispersed phases on the thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials is explored. Specific steps are as follows:

[0071] (1) Determine the attributes of the research object.

[0072] ① Determine the input parameters (porosity and saturation)

[0073] The soil in the natural state is simulated, and the research shows that the moisture content of the soil in the natural state is 13%-105%, and the average value is 29%. Select typical values: porosity (n) is 50%, saturation (Sr) is 78.3%. The volume fraction of each phase is determined according to the porosity (n) and saturation (Sr). The percentage of the dispersed phase in the total volume is 50% of the porosity, and the saturation represents the percentage of the p...

Embodiment 2

[0100] In this example, according to the mesoscale research method of the equivalent thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials based on the finite element method proposed by the present invention, the effect of soil type on the thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials is explored.

[0101] Specific steps are as follows:

[0102] (1) Determine the attributes of the research object.

[0103] ① Determine the input parameters (porosity and saturation)

[0104] This example mainly studies the effect of soil type on the equivalent thermal conductivity, so there are no specific restrictions on porosity and saturation. The volume fraction of each phase is determined according to the porosity (n) and saturation (Sr), where the porosity is the percentage of the dispersed phase in the total volume, the saturation represents the percentage of the pore volume occupied by the water phase, and other phases can be determined according to the above two Parameter co...

Embodiment 3

[0131] In this example, according to the mesoscale research method of the equivalent thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials based on the finite element method proposed by the present invention, the influence of porosity and saturation on the thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials is explored. Specific steps are as follows:

[0132] (1) Determine the attributes of the research object.

[0133] ① Determine the input parameters (porosity and saturation)

[0134] This example mainly studies the influence of porosity and saturation on the equivalent thermal conductivity. The porosity is not specifically restricted in the simulation, and a multiphase soil structure with a certain porosity is randomly generated. Saturation is set to 0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100%, respectively. The volume fraction of each phase is determined according to the porosity (n) and saturation (Sr), where the porosity is the percentage of the dispersed phase in the total v...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a mesoscopic scale research method of an equivalent heat conductivity coefficient of a multiphase composite material. Aiming at the heterogeneous characteristic of the composite material and aiming at the most common material-soil body in geotechnical engineering from the microcosmic scale perspective, a numerical model is established based on a finite element method so asto estimate the equivalent heat conductivity coefficient of the composite material. The established numerical model performs simulation through a Monte Carlo algorithm;to obtain a soil body structurewith spatial randomness, comparative analysis is performed on equivalent heat conductivity coefficients of a soil body under three conditions by combining a finite element calculation method and a Fourier formula based on steady-state analysis, and the influence of factors such as soil body type, porosity, saturation, spatial arrangement of a dispersed phase and the like on the equivalent heat conductivity coefficients of the soil body is explored. Starting from the mesoscopic scale, the invention provides the method capable of simulating the heterogeneity of the internal structure of the multi-phase composite material, a new thought is provided for analyzing the heat conduction characteristic of the multi-phase composite material, and the simulation method is simple, feasible, rapid andconvenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of research on properties of multiphase composite materials, and in particular relates to a mesoscale research method of equivalent thermal conductivity of multiphase composite materials. Background technique [0002] Many materials in geotechnical engineering are considered as multiphase composite materials. For example, soil is usually regarded as a multiphase system consisting of soil skeleton, air, water and ice. Geotechnical materials play an important role in environmental and engineering applications, and their thermal properties are one of the most critical parameters of geotechnical materials. Thermal conductivity, convective heat transfer coefficient and specific heat capacity are the main factors affecting the thermal behavior of soil, among which thermal conductivity is the most critical parameter reflecting heat transfer capability, which has important applications in geothermal energy development and und...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F30/23G06F113/26
CPCG01N25/20
Inventor 刘勇李凯奇李典庆
Owner WUHAN UNIV
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