论文信息 - Experimental results of photothermal microstructural depth profiling

Experimental results of photothermal microstructural depth profiling

Experimental results of thermal conductivity depth profiling of case‐hardened steel and mechanically loaded ceramics are presented, based on an inversion algorithm for a sample with piecewise linearly inhomogeneous depth profile of the thermal conductivity. The photothermally obtained profiles are interpreted or compared with results from conventional or destructive measuring techniques.

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