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L. Ward
The spectral emissivities of iron, nickel and cobalt have been measured over a wavelength range 1.0μ to 3.0μ and at temperatures between 650°and 1350°C. The results show anomalies in the cases of iron and cobalt occurring at temperatures in the …
51 entries
H. B. Wahlin
The spectral emissivity, the temperature scale, and the electron work function of chromium have been determined. The emissivity is found to be 0.334 for a wave-length of 6690A and the value found for the electron work function is 4.60 volts …
1 entries
F. J. Zimmermann
The heat transferred by radiation was measured between surfaces at room temperature and liquid-nitrogen temperature. The surfaces used were various combinations of electroplated gold and silver and polished copper sheet. From the test data, the approximate total emissivities of the …
9 entries
F. G. Allen
No abstract provided
2 entries
Paul F. Mcdermott
A description is given of an apparatus for measuring the total normal thermal emissivity of sheet materials up to 3/8 inches in thickness at temperatures from 140 to 500°F without contact or damage to the surfaces viewed. An analysis of …
6 entries
B. T. Barnes, W. E. Forsythe, E. Q. Adams
No abstract provided
15 entries
P. M. Reynolds
Results are given for surfaces of roughness 3 μ in., 115 μ in. and anodized aluminium within the wavelength range 1 to 14 μ. The spectral emissivity varied strongly with surface roughness and oxidation, but only slightly with temperature. Typical …
11 entries