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Material dependence of temperature distribution in multi-layer multi-metal cookware
Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, Vol.12(9), pp.2333-2345
2017
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Abstract
Laminated structure is becoming more popular in cookware markets; however, there seems to be a lack of enough scientific studies to evaluate its pros and cons, and to show that how it functions. A numerical model using a finite element method with temperature-dependent material properties has been performed to investigate material and layer dependence of temperature distribution in multi-layer multi-metal plate exposed to irregular heating. Behavior of two parameters including mean temperature value and uniformity on the inner surface of plate under variations of thermal properties and geometrical conditions have been studied. The results indicate that conductive metals used as first layer in bi-layer plates have better thermal performance than those used in the second layer. In addition, since cookware manufacturers increasingly prefer to use all-clad aluminium plate, recently, this structure is analysed in the present study as well. The results show all-clad copper and aluminum plate possesses lower temperature gradient compared with single layer aluminum and all-clad aluminum core plates.
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- Title
- Material dependence of temperature distribution in multi-layer multi-metal cookware
- Creators
- Mohammadreza Sedighi (Corresponding Author) - Islamic Azad University, NourHesamoddin Salarian - Islamic Azad University, NourHessam Taherian - University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Publication Details
- Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, Vol.12(9), pp.2333-2345
- Publisher
- School of Engineering, Taylor's University
- Identifiers
- 991012882499702368
- Copyright
- JESTEC is an Open Access journal and does not charge readers or their institutions to access the journal articles. Open access supports users' rights to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to these articles' full texts, provided they are properly acknowledged and cited.
- Academic Unit
- Engineering; Faculty of Science and Engineering; School of Environment, Science and Engineering
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article