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Estimation of the heat transfer coefficient by means of the method of fundamental solutions

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Pages 777-795 | Received 16 Apr 2007, Accepted 30 Nov 2007, Published online: 18 Sep 2008

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Figure 1. Geometry of the proposed problem.

Figure 1. Geometry of the proposed problem.

Figure 2. Collocation points (dot), source points (circle) and the unknown boundary (cross).

Figure 2. Collocation points (dot), source points (circle) and the unknown boundary (cross).

Table 1. Constant shape function.

Table 2. Parabolic shape function.

Table 3. Linear shape function.

Figure 3. Estimate of the hR – non-intrusive measurements.

Figure 3. Estimate of the hR – non-intrusive measurements.

Figure 4. Extra collocation points (dot) in the domain at a distance dx = 0.005 m from x = 0 m.

Figure 4. Extra collocation points (dot) in the domain at a distance dx = 0.005 m from x = 0 m.

Table 4. Root mean square error – intrusive and non-intrusive measurements.

Figure 5. Estimate of the hR – intrusive measurements at a distance 4 dx from x = 0.

Figure 5. Estimate of the hR – intrusive measurements at a distance 4 dx from x = 0.

Figure 6. Isotherms: Case 1 – FDM.

Figure 6. Isotherms: Case 1 – FDM.

Figure 7. Isotherms: Case 1 – MFS.

Figure 7. Isotherms: Case 1 – MFS.

Table 5. Root mean square error for the parabolic function.

Figure 8. Estimate of the heat transfer coefficient for the parabolic function.

Figure 8. Estimate of the heat transfer coefficient for the parabolic function.

Figure 9. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for intrusive measurements at a distance 4 dx from x = 0 m.

Figure 9. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for intrusive measurements at a distance 4 dx from x = 0 m.

Figure 10. Isotherms: Case 2 – FDM.

Figure 10. Isotherms: Case 2 – FDM.

Figure 11. Isotherms: Case 2 – MFS.

Figure 11. Isotherms: Case 2 – MFS.

Figure 12. Estimate of hR – error level σ = 10%.

Figure 12. Estimate of hR – error level σ = 10%.

Table 6. Root mean square error – step function.

Figure 13. Estimate of the step function.

Figure 13. Estimate of the step function.

Figure 14. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for the step function.

Figure 14. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for the step function.

Figure 15. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for the step function with σ = 10%.

Figure 15. Temperature distribution along the boundaries for the step function with σ = 10%.

Figure 16. Isotherms: Case 3 – FDM.

Figure 16. Isotherms: Case 3 – FDM.

Figure 17. Isotherms: Case 3 – MFS.

Figure 17. Isotherms: Case 3 – MFS.

Figure 18. Estimate of hR for noise level σ = 10%.

Figure 18. Estimate of hR for noise level σ = 10%.

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