Within this work, based on analyses of problems on wave heat transfer in bounded bodies, the theory of thermally isolated waves (solitons) is developed to investigate the heat transfer processes in the initial time vicinity and in the vicinity of the bounded body, that is the time scales are commensurate with the relaxation time (nanoseconds), and the scales of the spatial variable are measured in nanometers. A new analytical solution of the wave heat transfer based on the heat conduction equation of hyperbolic type under the action of a series of solitons was received, based on which the interaction of individual solitons with each other, absorption and reflection of the solitons from the body boundaries was analyzed. Analysis of a large number of results made clear that thermal solitons reflect not as mechanical ones, since first there is absorption of the soliton thermal energy by the heat-insulated boundary on the heat-insulated walls, and then the energy is rejected by the thermal conductivity in the opposite direction. It was found that the temperature gradient inside the soliton is negative in the forward direction and positive in the reflected direction. The results of the paper can be used in thermal interaction of high-power radiation with solid surfaces, as well as in the problems of quantum mechanics.
ORIGINATION AND PROPAGATION OF TEMPERATURE SOLITONS WITH WAVE HEAT TRANSFER IN THE BOUNDED AREA DURING ADDITIVE TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES
