A spectral method for the estimation of a thermomechanical heat source from infrared temperature measurements

Abstract The inverse problem of 2D time-dependent heat source reconstruction is solved. The scientific objectives are the quantification of thermal effects associated to the mechanical deformation of materials during tensile tests. The experiment provides infrared measurements of the specimen’s surface temperature and the inverse algorithm aims at providing a volumic heat source that is free of errors due to heat diffusion. This algorithm is based on an analytical solution of the direct problem in the Laplace-Fourier domain. The solution proposed here is compared to a previously used method [1] based on an adjoint formulation and a regularization of Tikhonov type. This allows to check the validity of the results.

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