Abstract
A new formulation of BEM applied to steady heat conduction problems, governed by the inhomogeneous Laplace Equation will be presented. The thermal property is isotropic, but varies according to a function known throughout the domain. DIBEM and DST are used together to generate the numerical model. Being used in the interpolation process, two distinct RBF will be used to evaluate the formulation performance. In order to show the generality and capacity of the proposed model, the heat flux variation in a machine tool temperature sensor is calculated. The comparison of the quality of the results achieved is made using FEM.
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