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Heat pulse line-source method to determine thermal conductivity of consolidated rocks
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An instrument designed to measure thermal conductivity of consolidated rocks, dry or saturated, using a transient method is presented. The instrument measures relative values of the thermal conductivity, and it needs calibration to obtain absolute values. The device can be used as heat pulse line source and as continuous heat line source. Two parameters to determine thermal conductivity are proposed: TMAX, in heat pulse line source, and SLOPE, in continuous heat line source. Its performance is better, and the operation simpler, in heat pulse line-source mode with a measuring time of 170 s and a reproducibility better than 2.5%. The sample preparation is very simple on both modes. The performance has been tested with a set of ten rocks with thermal conductivity values between 1.4 and 5.2 W m¿1 K¿1 which covers the usual range for consolidated rocks.
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FERNÁNDEZ I ORTIGA, Manel, BANDA, E. (Enric) and ROJAS BLASI, Emilio. Heat pulse line-source method to determine thermal conductivity of consolidated rocks. Review of Scientific Instruments. 1986. Vol. 57, num. 11. ISSN 0034-6748. [consulted: 8 of June of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/25057