Abstract

The study concerns a heat conduction problem in a two-phase, one-directional periodically layered composite (commonly referred to as a laminate). The model is strictly related to considerations regarding continuous media and was introduced by Professor Czesław Woźniak. The basis for the study is a re-formulation of the heat conduction model for composites, referred to in the literature as the extended tolerance heat conduction model. The model equations consider coefficients responsible for the intensity of exponential and rotational suppression of boundary fluctuations of a temperature field in a limited area or in a half-space occupied by the composite. The study investigated the dependence of the suppression intensity of boundary fluctuations on the geometrical and material properties of the composite. Three special cases of pairs of interacting boundary fluctuations were analysed.

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