J. Lim et al., HEAT PULSE METHOD FOR THERMAL-DIFFUSIVITY MEASUREMENTS OF PVDF PMMA BLENDS/, Journal of the Korean Physical Society, 32, 1998, pp. 228-231
A heat pulse method for thermal diffusivity measurements of PVDF/PMMA
blends is described. It is based on measurement of temperature rise by
a sensing electrode when a heat pulse is given by a heating electrode
. From curve-fitting between experimental results and the solution of
equation of heat conduction, thermal diffusivities of PVDF/PMMA blends
can be determined. This method is applied to melt-quenched PVDF/PMMA
blends with various PMMA contents and 70/30 wt% PVDF/PMMA blends which
are annealed for 1 hour at various temperatures. Near the alpha to be
ta phase transition, their thermal diffusivities show anomalous behavi
or. For the PVDF content below 60 wt%, thermal diffusivities of PVDF/P
MMA blends monotonically increase with decreasing PVDF content.