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Apparent Thermal Conductivity Of Multilayer Insulation
Abstract
Mathematical model of apparent or effective thermal conductivity between two successive layers of multilayer thermal insulation (MLI) offers potential for optimizing performance of insulation. One gains understanding of how each physical mechanism contributes to overall flow of heat through MLI blanket. Model helps analyze engineering tradeoffs among such parameters as number of layers, thicknesses of gaps between layers, types of spacers placed in gaps, weight, overall thickness, and effects of foregoing on apparent thermal conductivity through blanket.
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Mcintosh, Glen E.. 1995-11-01. Apparent Thermal Conductivity Of Multilayer Insulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950070377
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