Abstract
This research deals with the temperature increment and responsiveness of skin tissue to a continuous flow of surface heat induced by a constant-voltage electrical current. The exact analytical solution for the dual-phase-lag (DPL) of bioheat transfer has been obtained. It is used to confine the variables to a limited domain to solve the governing equations. The transition temperature reactions have been measured and investigated. The figures provide a comparison of the Pennes, Tzou models, and Vernotte-Cattaneo models. The numerical results demonstrate the values of the voltage, resistance, electric shock time, and dual-phase-lag time parameters which have significant influences on the distributions of the dynamic and conductive temperature rise through the skin tissue.
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