EP3914905A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zur simultanen bestimmung der temperaturabhängigen thermischen leitfähigkeit, thermischen diffusivität und spezifischen wärmekapazität - Google Patents
Vorrichtung und verfahren zur simultanen bestimmung der temperaturabhängigen thermischen leitfähigkeit, thermischen diffusivität und spezifischen wärmekapazitätInfo
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- the invention relates to a method for the simultaneous determination of the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity with the features of claim 1 and a device therefor with the features of claim 10.
- Thermal material properties such as thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity or specific heat capacity are of great importance both in basic research and for simulation calculations with material science issues as well as for industrial manufacturing processes and applications.
- Metallurgical processes, the development of new components and technical processes under thermal stress or the development of new materials such as Thermoelectrics are largely dependent on knowledge of the respective thermal properties of the materials used. Thus there is a concrete scientific and economic need for thermal material properties in a variety of industrial fields.
- the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity can currently be determined from stationary temperature profiles along a sample to be examined.
- the sample to be examined is brought into contact at one end with a reference sample with known thermal properties. Then one end is heated and the temperature profile of both samples along the common sample axis is determined with the help of thermocouples. If the temperatures at the measuring points and their distance from one another are known, the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity can be derived from the deviation of the measuring curve from a linear course and the ratio of the slopes of the temperature profiles of the sample to be examined and the reference sample.
- thermocouples are positioned or welded inside the sample. Because of the touching temperature measurement thermal bridges to the environment are created, which limits the accuracy of this measurement method. Both the low local resolution and the touching and inaccurate temperature measurement are disadvantageous here. Furthermore, due to the thermal inertia of thermocouples, it is not possible to detect rapid and small changes in the temperature profile of the sample material with sufficient precision.
- Another disadvantage of the method described above is the dependence of the measurement result on the quality of the thermal contact between the two specimen bars.
- the use of special thermal paste can improve the heat transfer at the end faces of the two sample rods, but due to the thermal properties of the respective thermal paste, an undefined heat transfer is generated, which influences the measurement result.
- the temperature range that can be examined is severely limited by the thermal stability of the reference sample and thermal paste used.
- the temperature measurement is carried out with a pyrometer.
- the detected radiation intensity is averaged over a relatively large measurement spot. Due to the limited local resolution with this method, local temperature changes can only be detected to a very limited extent and abrupt changes in the thermal properties, such as occur, for example, with magnetic transitions, are inaccessible.
- LFM laser flash method
- the sample material to be examined is placed in the measuring device on a holder with at least three webs, heated to a predetermined temperature and held until a thermal equilibrium is established.
- a short laser pulse coupled in via optics on one side of the mostly circular, blackened sample disk leads to a temperature increase on the opposite side of the sample disk. Knowing the laser power and the recorded temperature change over time on the opposite side of the sample, the thermal diffusivity for the specified temperature can be calculated.
- the defined coupling of laser radiation is largely dependent on the nature of the irradiated surface.
- the sample must be blackened evenly and have a defined roughness exhibit.
- the sample disk must have plane-parallel contact surfaces for reliable evaluation.
- a decisive disadvantage of a device based on the LFM method is the creation of thermal bridges over the support points of the sample disc and the associated distortion of the temperature measurement.
- the DSC uses the comparison of heat flows that flow away from or towards the sample to be examined or measures the heating power required to change the temperature.
- the measured values are compared with a reference sample with known thermal properties.
- Both the LFM and the DSC have the disadvantage that a reliable determination of the thermal diffusivity or the specific heat capacity of the sample material to be examined is only possible at a given temperature.
- the entire measurement process must therefore be repeated step by step for different temperatures.
- a method known from patent DE 10 2008 012 758 B4 uses a temperature-stable environment similar to the DSC and, based on the temperature changes initiated in a sample, deduces its thermal properties such as, for example, the thermal diffusivity or the heat of transformation of solid materials.
- the temperature change of the sample is initiated by transferring the sample from a temperature-stable environment to an environment with a different temperature.
- a thermocouple located at a defined position inside the sample measures the change in the sample temperature over time, from which the thermal diffusivity can be calculated if the sample geometry is known precisely.
- thermocouple has a great influence on the accuracy of the measurement, since it also forms a thermal bridge to the environment and causes undesired inflow or outflow of heat. Furthermore, heat losses due to radiation from the sample surface are neglected, which significantly falsifies the measurement result, especially at higher temperatures.
- Another major disadvantage is that the measurement always relates to only one temperature and it is not possible to determine the temperature dependence of the thermal properties with a practical amount of time.
- Another method known from patent DE 199 43 076 C2 for determining the thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity heats a cylindrical sample with a predetermined heating rate in a controlled manner in a resistance-heated adiabatic heating system and detects the heating power required for heating.
- the temperature of the sample is measured in the middle of the sample and at the edge.
- the measurements are carried out in a vacuum or in an inert atmosphere.
- This method has the disadvantage that the heating output is achieved by measuring the heating voltage at a defined point in the heating system. The electrical resistance and consequently also the falling voltage naturally change with the temperature. A precise determination of the heating power is therefore not possible without knowing the temperature-dependent resistance of the heating wire.
- Temperature sensors which are positioned in bores in the interior and on the edge of the sample, are also used to determine the thermal properties. The temperature measurement is falsified either by thermal bridges to the environment or by a lack of direct contact with the sample.
- Another disadvantage is the fact that a precise determination of the specific heat capacity of the sample can only be made with knowledge of the specific heat capacity of the entire measuring system and as a result of this by forming the difference. It is therefore necessary to carry out a careful and time-consuming calibration before each measurement.
- the Thermal properties determined with a measurement process only apply to one temperature. To determine the temperature dependence of the thermal properties, both many individual measurements and many calibration measurements are necessary, both of which increase the time required and make complete thermal characterization impractical.
- patent DE 19943076 C2 A further development of the method described in patent DE 19943076 C2 is represented by patent DE 102004051 875 B4. It describes an absolute method for the simultaneous determination of the thermal diffusivity, the thermal conductivity, the specific heat capacity, the conversion heat and the sample density of a solid cylindrical sample.
- the improvement compared to patent DE 199 43 076 C2 consists in an adapted sample geometry, which facilitates temperature measurement and adjustment.
- the above-mentioned limitations of the method such as the temperature dependence of the voltage drop when measuring the heating power, the falsification of the temperature measurement due to thermal bridges or missing contact and the high expenditure of time due to the determination of the thermal properties at only one temperature in each case remain.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method for the simultaneous determination of thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity of a sample with the aid of an integrated measuring apparatus, which is characterized by a fast and reliable determination of the measured variables sought in a single measuring cycle and without prior calibration.
- thermal bridges that lead to undesired heat flows and falsify the temperature measurement are excluded by a non-contact temperature measurement.
- the invention relates to a device and a method for the simultaneous determination of the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity, and comprises a heat source for locally heating a solid to be examined, a line and / or area detector that is both spatially and temporally high resolution for non-contact temperature measurement along the sample and a cooling circuit with one of the lower sample edge flowing cooling liquid, the temperature increase and flow rate is measured continuously.
- the thermal diffusivity is determined from the controlled transient thermal states of the sample during heating and cooling.
- the thermal conductivity is determined from the steady state with constant heating power.
- the specific heat capacity of the sample material is calculated as a function of temperature from the data sets of thermal diffusivity and thermal conductivity determined directly and over a large temperature range. Due to the enormous time saving compared to the prior art, a large number of different solid bodies can be characterized thermally for the first time with the aid of the invention.
- thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity are determined directly with a single device.
- the method described here is a direct method for determining absolute values that does not require calibration.
- the tasks formulated here are carried out with a method that uses thermally transient and stationary states of a sample to be examined in order to determine the three central thermal material properties, thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity, and a device for transferring the sample into it thermal states due to a quasi-one-dimensional heat flow through this sample, characterized by claim 10, solved.
- Appropriate or advantageous embodiments of the device and the method are formulated in the corresponding subclaims.
- the device for the simultaneous determination of the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity comprises the one-sided controlled heating of a sample to be examined.
- One embodiment of the device according to the invention comprises an induction furnace with which it is possible to heat electrically conductive materials without contact by eddy currents due to the inductive coupling of a medium-frequency or high-frequency alternating field, generated by an induction coil.
- an electrically non-conductive or semiconductive sample material is heated on one side with the aid of a susceptor.
- the eddy currents are only generated in the susceptor and the sample heats up via heat conduction due to direct thermal contact with the susceptor.
- the thermal contact between the susceptor and the heated end of the sample is not disadvantageous either for determining the thermal diffusivity or the thermal conductivity, since the heat flow through the sample remains one-dimensional and is measured directly. There are therefore no disadvantages with regard to the use of a susceptor compared to other embodiments.
- the device according to the invention can thus be used to characterize both electrically conductive, semiconducting and electrically non-conductive materials with regard to their thermal material properties.
- the one-sided heating of the sample takes place without contact with the aid of a laser by coupling in electromagnetic radiation.
- Modern fiber lasers for example, allow the radiation or heating power to be emitted in a controlled manner and, in combination with a non-contact temperature measurement, also open up the possibility of precisely controlled heating of the sample.
- One advantage of using a laser as a heating source is the possibility of heating the sample regardless of the electrical properties of the sample material being examined (conductive, semiconducting or non-conductive).
- the sample is heated on one side with a resistance-heated heating system.
- An optically measured temperature is used to control the heating system.
- a resistance-heated heating system offers the possibility of thermal characterization of electrically conductive, semiconducting and non-conductive materials.
- the temperature of the heated end of the sample is also measured and controlled without contact using a pyrometer on the front of the sample.
- the control temperature should not exceed the solidus temperature of the investigated sample material to prevent the sample from melting.
- the temperature on the end face can also be measured by contact, for example using a thermocouple. This is not with undesirable heat flows connected, since the temperature is regulated on the front side and therefore all types of heat transfer are already included.
- the unheated end of the sample is in a closed cooling circuit through which a cooling liquid flows.
- thermal detectors e.g. thermocouples or resistance thermometers.
- a swirler positioned behind the sample and in front of the thermal detector forms a fluidic obstacle to the flowing cooling liquid and leads to turbulent flow, as a result of which the cooling liquid mixes after the sample and a homogeneous temperature distribution is ensured at the location of the thermal detector.
- the amount of coolant flowing is measured using a flow meter.
- the device further comprises an infrared camera, with which both individual pixels, individual lines or selected areas are recorded with regard to the intensity of the infrared radiation and thus the temperature of the sample with temporally and locally variable resolution (e.g. from a few milliseconds to minutes and from 50mm to millimeters) can be determined.
- the surfaces are either blackened or filters are used. The accuracy of the temperature measurement is guaranteed by a certified calibration.
- the pyrometer for temperature control can be dispensed with and instead a defined array of samples (e.g. 3x3 pixels or a line transverse to the direction of heat flow) from a thermogram of the sample created with the aid of the above-mentioned infrared camera can be used for control.
- a defined array of samples e.g. 3x3 pixels or a line transverse to the direction of heat flow
- the sample is enclosed by a thermal insulator, which has a recess in the direction of the infrared camera used. This recess is closed with a material that is transparent to infrared radiation of a defined wavelength.
- the thermal insulator consists of a material which is transparent to infrared radiation of a defined wavelength and completely surrounds the sample material.
- the insulation material is additionally mirrored on the inside in order to minimize the thermal radiation losses.
- the sample is in a rod-shaped geometry and has a flat surface in the direction of the infrared camera.
- the sample is blackened in the measuring range.
- the optical radiation properties defined thereby ensure precise temperature measurement regardless of the wavelength range used and the sample material to be examined.
- the blackening of the sample in the event of heating by laser promotes absorption into the material to be examined, which enables controlled heating of one side of the sample.
- the device according to the invention is used to determine the thermal diffusivity during heating and cooling with a suitable heating or cooling rate and the resulting transient conditions.
- the thermal conductivity is determined in the thermally stationary state of the sample within the same measurement cycle. Once both the thermal diffusivity and the thermal conductivity have been determined, the specific heat capacity is calculated using these two material properties.
- the great advantage over the prior art lies in the fact that the thermal material properties (thermal diffusivity, thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity) of the sample material examined can be determined directly and over a wide temperature range simultaneously using only one measuring device and within one measuring cycle.
- material-specific properties can be drawn from the temperature-dependent course of the thermal properties of a sample material that is determined with the device according to the invention.
- material and temperature-specific phase transitions such as order transitions, allotropic or polymorphic conversions and / or magnetic conversions at the Curie temperature T c and / or NéeI temperature T N can be based on monotonous, abrupt and / or abrupt changes in the course of the detect thermal diffusivity and / or thermal conductivity and / or specific heat capacity. A targeted further investigation of these phenomena is thus considerably simplified.
- the device according to the invention allows samples with different phases to be characterized within the sample area detected with the infrared camera. It is also possible to add single-phase samples with concentration differences generated in the axial direction investigate and determine the concentration-dependent change in thermal properties based on the change in thermal properties compared to samples with a uniform concentration.
- the device it is possible to examine rod-shaped samples with a low height. For this, the sample is heated on one side with a susceptor as described above. On the opposite side, the sample is cooled with a cylinder that is sufficient in the cooling liquid. Knowing the heat transfer coefficient between the sample and the cooling cylinder, the size of the contact area and the temperature difference between the sample and the cooling cylinder in the area of the contact area, it is possible to determine the heat flow in the sample and to evaluate the thermal properties based on the measured temperature profiles in the manner according to the invention perform.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic overall representation of the device for the simultaneous determination of the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity of a sample to be examined
- the upper end of the sample is heated to a temperature T py by means of PID-controlled power control of an induction furnace 1.
- the sample 3 to be examined should have a cylindrical geometry with a length between 20 and 80 mm and a diameter between 4 and 10 mm, but in particular a length of 50 to 60mm and a diameter of 8mm.
- the upper end of the cylindrical sample 3 is positioned centrally in the induction coil 2.
- the primarily electrically conductive sample material is inductively coupled to the alternating field of the induction coil 2.
- sample 3 is heated without contact due to the induction currents generated in the material and initially undergoes a thermally transient state.
- Electrically semiconducting or non-conducting materials can also be heated with the aid of a susceptor using induction coil 2.
- the end of the sample is at half the height of the coil and the maximum temperature of the sample 3 at the upper end face T py is measured continuously and without contact by means of pyrometer 4.
- the measured temperature serves as input for a PID controller 5, which controls the power of the induction furnace 1.
- the heating power is varied during heating (e.g. by briefly switching the induction furnace 1 on and off and / or by a sinusoidally modulated heating output of the induction furnace 1, which varies in amplitude.
- the sample 3 becomes t and at every location x in a thermally transient state and, in contrast to the LFM, it is possible within a very short time to determine the temperature-dependent thermal diffusivity a (T) over a wide temperature range.
- the transient states are continuously recorded with an infrared camera 8.
- a thermal insulator 6 prevents or greatly reduces undesired lateral heat losses. Furthermore, thermal radiation losses are caused by thermal radiation Isolator 6 brought mirroring 7 minimized.
- 2 shows various thermally transient states along the sample axis, which can occur when a sample 3 (here, Cu 70 Zn 30 ) is heated.
- the temperature profiles shown are the arithmetic mean of several lines of the detector running parallel to one another, all of which lie within the area just prepared along the sample axis.
- the thermal diffusivity always results from two temperature profiles as shown in FIG. 2 and is determined several times in accordance with the response time of the infrared camera 8 used in one embodiment of the invention.
- the detection rate of the infrared camera 8 when analyzing the transient states is 5 ms to 1 s, but in particular 20 ms. High acquisition rates enable multiple determination and subsequent averaging of the determined thermal diffusivities and increase the achievable accuracy of the method compared to single determination.
- the transient thermal states during the cooling process are evaluated.
- the evaluable temperature profiles multiply, which further increases the accuracy of the measurement of the thermal diffusivity.
- the method described here for determining the thermal diffusivity is based on an inverse numerical method, in which, starting from an initially freely chosen starting value for the thermal diffusivity a, the following homogeneous heat conduction equation is solved iteratively.
- the calculated temperature profiles are compared with the temperature profiles measured with the infrared camera. If the calculated and measured profiles differ from each other, the parameters of the polynomial used to calculate the temperature-dependent thermal diffusivity are adapted and the heat conduction equation is solved again. The parameters are adjusted using the least squares method. This process is repeated until the calculated temperature profiles match the ones measured by the infrared camera 8 as closely as possible. The evaluation of the entire temperature profile thus yields a Temperature-dependent course of the thermal diffusivity, as exemplarily shown in FIG. 5.
- the sample 3 is in the thermally stationary state and the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity I (T) of the sample material used can be determined on the basis of the heat flow through the sample 3 and
- Evaluation of the temperature profile can be determined along the sample 3.
- the temperature T py is measured at the heated end of the sample with a pyrometer 4 and kept constant with an adapted PID controller 5.
- the temperature of the cooling liquid (measured by thermocouple 9a is kept constant by means of a thermostat.
- the cooling liquid flows around sample 3, the temperature of which is increased by the amount of heat emitted by the sample.
- the cooling liquid changes per unit of time no more heat given off and the
- the temperature change of the cooling liquid (DT fl ) determined as the difference between the temperature of the thermal sensor behind sample 9b and the temperature of the thermal sensor before sample 9a is constant.
- the same amount of heat flows through the sample 3 along the sample axis in every cross section A.
- the heat which is fed to the heated end of the sample by means of induction furnace 1 flows in the direction of the cooled end of the sample, which is located in the closed cooling circuit 11.
- a swirler 10 then mixes the cooling liquid in order to ensure a homogeneous temperature distribution in the cooling liquid before the temperature increase is quantified by means of two thermal sensors 9.
- the temperature per cross-sectional area of the sample no longer changes and remains constant.
- the heat flow is defined as the amount of heat Q transferred perpendicular to the sample cross-sectional area A per time t.
- the quantification of the amount of heat that flows through each sample cross-section and is released to the cooling liquid takes place with knowledge of the temperatures of the cooling liquid upstream (measured by the thermal sensor 9a) and behind the sample (measured by the thermal sensor 9b) and the flow rate of the cooling liquid per time interval m fl / Ger.
- the temperature distribution of the sample 3 to be examined is recorded in the stationary state along the surface just prepared.
- the unheated end of the sample is integrated in the closed cooling circuit 11.
- the sample 3 is flowed around by the cooling liquid in the direction of flow 13. Because of the lateral thermal insulation 6, the entire amount of heat generated at the upper end of the sample is given off to the cooling liquid.
- the temperature of the coolant changes due to the amount of heat Q absorbed.
- the temperature increase DT fl depends on the specific heat capacity of the coolant c p; fl , the amount of heat given off per time interval and the flow rate of the coolant
- Time interval from m fl / Dt The amount of heat given off to the coolant per time interval Q can thus be determined using the following equation:
- the flow rate of the cooling liquid per time interval m fl / Dt is continuously determined using a flow meter 12.
- a control valve 15 for adjusting the flow rate is integrated in the cooling circuit 11. This ensures that a sufficiently large temperature increase DT f is achieved between the thermal sensors 9a and 9b.
- the heat flow along the sample axis can be calculated with knowledge of the sample cross-sectional area A. With the help of the measured temperature gradient is by switching
- the Fourier equation calculates the temperature-dependent thermal conductivity l (T).
- the thermal conductivity at one temperature is determined several times by selecting the temperatures T py set at the heated end such that the different temperature ranges of the respective steady state overlap.
- the temperature-dependent thermal conductivities I (T) determined using the method described here are shown by way of example in FIG. 4. In addition, a linearly adapted curve is shown over the entire temperature range examined.
- the temperature-dependent specific heat capacity c p (T) of the sample is calculated using the following relationship calculated:
- phase transitions such as order transitions, allotropic or polymorphic conversions and / or magnetic conversions at the Curie temperature T c and / or Néel temperature T N and / or for the existence of different phases along the sample axis and / or concentration differences running in the axial direction within one phase.
- the device described here and the method for determining the temperature-dependent thermal diffusivity, the thermal conductivity and the specific heat capacity it is thus also possible to analyze material-specific transitions such as order transitions, allotropic or polymorphic conversions and / or magnetic conversions at the Curie temperature T. c and / or Néel temperature T N and / or for the analysis of different phases that occur along the sample axis and / or for the evaluation of concentration differences running in the axial direction within one phase.
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