Yves Jannot is a CNRS research engineer at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France.Alain Degiovanni is Professor Emeritus at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France, and research director at the International University of Rabat, Morocco.

• Preface xiList of Notations xvChapter 1. Modeling of Heat Transfer 11.1. The different modes of heat transfer 11.2. Modeling heat transfer by conduction 81.3. The thermal properties of a material 37Chapter 2. Tools and Methods for Thermal Characterization 432.1. Measurement of temperature 432.2. Tools for parameter estimation 56Chapter 3. Steady-State Methods 893.1. Introduction 893.2. Guarded hot plate 903.3. Center hot plate 923.4. Hot strip 993.5. Hot tube 1053.6. Cut bar 1133.7. Calibrated tiny hot plate (CTHP) 1213.8. Fluxmetric method 130Chapter 4. Flux/Temperature Transient Methods 1414.1. Introduction 1414.2. Infinite hot plate 1414.3. Finite hot plate 1524.4. Hot wire 1584.5. Parallel hot wire 1684.6. Anistropic parallel hot wire 1754.7. Flash 1D 1824.8. Flash 3D 2124.9. Hot disk 2284.10. Hot strip 2374.11. 3ω Method 2524.12. Calorimetry 258Chapter 5. Transient Temperature/Temperature Methods 2635.1. Introduction 2635.2. Planar three-layer 2675.3. Cylindrical three-layer 2765.4. Transient fin method 2905.5. 4L method 295Chapter 6. Choice of an Adapted Method 3056.1. Measurement advice 3056.2. Choice of method 310Chapter 7. Analogies Between Different Transfers 3157.1. Diffusion of heat by conduction 3157.2. Diffusion of water vapor 3167.3. Flow of a gas in a porous medium 3187.4. Analogy between the different transfers 320Chapter 8. Measuring the Transport Properties of Porous Media 3238.1. Sorption measurement 3238.2. Water vapor diffusion coefficient 3508.3. Permeability 3758.4. Porosity 392References 401Index 413

Yves Jannot is a CNRS research engineer at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France.Alain Degiovanni is Professor Emeritus at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France, and research director at the International University of Rabat, Morocco.

• Preface xiList of Notations xvChapter 1. Modeling of Heat Transfer 11.1. The different modes of heat transfer 11.2. Modeling heat transfer by conduction 81.3. The thermal properties of a material 37Chapter 2. Tools and Methods for Thermal Characterization 432.1. Measurement of temperature 432.2. Tools for parameter estimation 56Chapter 3. Steady-State Methods 893.1. Introduction 893.2. Guarded hot plate 903.3. Center hot plate 923.4. Hot strip 993.5. Hot tube 1053.6. Cut bar 1133.7. Calibrated tiny hot plate (CTHP) 1213.8. Fluxmetric method 130Chapter 4. Flux/Temperature Transient Methods 1414.1. Introduction 1414.2. Infinite hot plate 1414.3. Finite hot plate 1524.4. Hot wire 1584.5. Parallel hot wire 1684.6. Anistropic parallel hot wire 1754.7. Flash 1D 1824.8. Flash 3D 2124.9. Hot disk 2284.10. Hot strip 2374.11. 3ω Method 2524.12. Calorimetry 258Chapter 5. Transient Temperature/Temperature Methods 2635.1. Introduction 2635.2. Planar three-layer 2675.3. Cylindrical three-layer 2765.4. Transient fin method 2905.5. 4L method 295Chapter 6. Choice of an Adapted Method 3056.1. Measurement advice 3056.2. Choice of method 310Chapter 7. Analogies Between Different Transfers 3157.1. Diffusion of heat by conduction 3157.2. Diffusion of water vapor 3167.3. Flow of a gas in a porous medium 3187.4. Analogy between the different transfers 320Chapter 8. Measuring the Transport Properties of Porous Media 3238.1. Sorption measurement 3238.2. Water vapor diffusion coefficient 3508.3. Permeability 3758.4. Porosity 392References 401Index 413

Yves Jannot is a CNRS research engineer at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France.Alain Degiovanni is Professor Emeritus at the Energy, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics Laboratory of the University of Lorraine, France, and research director at the International University of Rabat, Morocco.

• Preface xiList of Notations xvChapter 1. Modeling of Heat Transfer 11.1. The different modes of heat transfer 11.2. Modeling heat transfer by conduction 81.3. The thermal properties of a material 37Chapter 2. Tools and Methods for Thermal Characterization 432.1. Measurement of temperature 432.2. Tools for parameter estimation 56Chapter 3. Steady-State Methods 893.1. Introduction 893.2. Guarded hot plate 903.3. Center hot plate 923.4. Hot strip 993.5. Hot tube 1053.6. Cut bar 1133.7. Calibrated tiny hot plate (CTHP) 1213.8. Fluxmetric method 130Chapter 4. Flux/Temperature Transient Methods 1414.1. Introduction 1414.2. Infinite hot plate 1414.3. Finite hot plate 1524.4. Hot wire 1584.5. Parallel hot wire 1684.6. Anistropic parallel hot wire 1754.7. Flash 1D 1824.8. Flash 3D 2124.9. Hot disk 2284.10. Hot strip 2374.11. 3ω Method 2524.12. Calorimetry 258Chapter 5. Transient Temperature/Temperature Methods 2635.1. Introduction 2635.2. Planar three-layer 2675.3. Cylindrical three-layer 2765.4. Transient fin method 2905.5. 4L method 295Chapter 6. Choice of an Adapted Method 3056.1. Measurement advice 3056.2. Choice of method 310Chapter 7. Analogies Between Different Transfers 3157.1. Diffusion of heat by conduction 3157.2. Diffusion of water vapor 3167.3. Flow of a gas in a porous medium 3187.4. Analogy between the different transfers 320Chapter 8. Measuring the Transport Properties of Porous Media 3238.1. Sorption measurement 3238.2. Water vapor diffusion coefficient 3508.3. Permeability 3758.4. Porosity 392References 401Index 413