writer：Tian M, Zhu S, Chen Q, et al
keywords：Multi-layer composite thermal behavior， Theoretical and experimental， Stacking sequence， Filling layer， Transient process
source：期刊
specific source：http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1359431111005370
Issue time：2012年
Individual slabs of different types are used to form composites with either 2- or 3-layer of various stacking sequences so as to examine whether stacking order has any influence on the thermal response of the composite samples under dynamic conditions. The excess temperature profile θ(x, t) of a laminated composite slab is first derived by Green’s function (GF) method so that the adiabatic surface excess temperatures for all stacking sequences are mathematically determined to detect the discrepancies between different stacking sequences. The theoretical predictions are then validated with actual experimental data using a custom-made apparatus. The comparisons between the predictions and the experimental data are analyzed in detail and results are discussed. This may be a significant reminder for the multi-layer design of building walls, clothing and other industrial applications.