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Calculation of effective thermal conductivity

Posted 24 mai 2022, 07:46 UTC−4 Electromagnetic Heating, General, Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 5.5 1 Reply

Parnika Gupta
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Hi

I am trying to calculate the effective thermal conductivity in the z-direction of a copper filled via in glass with a filling defect. The defect has been represented by a cone in the via which is air-filled. However, as i am increasing the cone height, keeping via radius the same, the thermal conductivity is actually increasing, wguch is counter-intuitive. Could you please help me with this?

Thanks.

1 Reply Last Post 7 juin 2022, 03:55 UTC−4
Parnika Gupta
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Posted: 3 years ago 7 juin 2022, 03:55 UTC−4

Problem solved, it was the formula that was wrong

Problem solved, it was the formula that was wrong

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