Heat Flux Sensors for OEM Applications: This short article presents a broad overview of the various OEM applications where heat flux measurements are currently performed.
Heat Flux is the rate of heat energy that passes through a surface. Depending on its exact definition, its unit can be expressed as either W/mgt or W. Temperature gradient in a given environment results in the creation of a heat that flows from the hot to the cold side of the given system. The thermal transfer coefficient of the given system is also important. Heat flux can be estimated with two different methods:
A Heat Flux Sensor is a Seebeck sensor: When heat passes through the sensor, the sensor generates a voltage signal. This voltage signal is proportional to the heat passing through the sensor. Thus, they can be used for many industrial or research applications implying a temperature gradient throughout a surface.
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Brief overview of the various heat flux sensor applications employed in Research:
The following paragraph demonstrates the versatility of heat flux sensor technology through various industrial applications: