The aim of the paper is to combine the Levenberg-Marquardt method, optimal dynamic filtration method and measurement data for the simultaneous identification of the thermal properties or their temperature characteristics of anisotropic solids. The idea of the proposed method depends on measuring the time-dependent temperature distribution at selected points of the sample and identification of the thermal parameters (heat conductivity and specific heat) by solving a transient inverse heat conduction problem. To obtain the optimal experiment the series tests have been carried out by means of numerical simulations. The investigated system which was used for the identification of thermal parameters consists of two cylindrical samples, in which transient temperature field is forced by the electric heater located between them. The temperature response of the system is measured in the chosen point of the sample. Two dimensional discrete mathematical model of the transient heat conduction within the investigated sample has been formulated basing on the control volume method. The hybrid method as solution of inverse problem has been applied to identify unknown parameters. The chosen results have been presented in the paper.
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