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1100 Aluminum (UNS A91100)
Data Available:
- Thermal Conductivity
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Thermal Conductivity
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| UNITS | W/(m-K) |
| a | 23.39172 |
| b | -148.5733 |
| c | 422.1917 |
| d | -653.6664 |
| e | 607.0402 |
| f | -346.152 |
| g | 118.4276 |
| h | -22.2781 |
| i | 1.770187 |
| data range | 4-300 |
| equation range | 4-300 |
| curve fit % error relative to data | 2 |
| Curve fit equation of the form: log10y = a+b(log10T) + c(log10T) 2 + d(log10T) 3 + e(log10T) 4 + f(log10T) 5 + g(log10T) 6 + h(log10T) 7 + i(log10T) 8
Solves as: y = 10 a+b(log10T) + c(log10T) 2 + d(log10T) 3 + e(log10T) 4 + f(log10T) 5 + g(log10T) 6 + h(log10T) 7 + i(log10T) 8 Where: Coefficients a - i are summarized in the appropriate table and T is the temperature in K (x-axis), and y is the property to solve for. |
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References
Linear Thermal Expansion
Thermal Expansion of Some Engineering Materials from 20 to 293 K
Arp, V., Wilson, J.H., Winrich, L. and Sikora, P.
Cryogenics June 1962 p.230-235
Thermal Conductivity
LNG Materials and Fluids. Ed. Douglas Mann
National Bureau of Standards, Cryogenics Division
First Edition, 1977.
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