Computer simulation for deconvolution of a heat conduction batch microcalorimeter by the D-B finite element technique
The method described here is a generla numerical analysis procedure which has been applied to a heat conduction Batch calorimeter for the deconvolution of its thermograms, and is based on a computer simulations of the heat conduction behavior of the instrument with time. We show by means of test sig...
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