Use of thermal imaging in characterization of ceramic fiber structures
Authors:
- Matti JärveläinenMJMatti Järveläinen
- Lassi KeskinenLKLassi Keskinen
- Erkki LevänenELErkki Levänen
Open Access
- 13 December 2013
- conference paper
- Published by IOP Publishing in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
- Vol. 47 (1) , 012062
Abstract
Fibrous bodies that contain open porosity can have a very heterogeneous structure that is difficult to characterize in terms of local flow resistance changes within the same sample. This article presents a method that is applicable for a quick analysis of flow distribution even with large samples. In this first attempt to understand how our flow distribution thermal imaging works, we present how the measuring parameters and the results correlate with sample's thickness and density. The results indicate that our method can quickly make a distinction between areas that have different flow resistances because of variations in the sample's density or wall thickness.Keywords
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