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The Spectral Emissivity of Iron and Cobalt

H. B. Wahlin, Harry W. Knop Jr.

The spectral emissivity of iron and cobalt has been determined as a function of the temperature. Sharp, definite changes in the emissivity have been observed in iron at the A3 and A4 point and at the Curie temperature for cobalt. …

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2 entries

[COBALT + NICKEL] ALLOYS: Normal spectral emittance
COBALT: Normal spectral emittance

Emissivities and temperature scales of the iron group

H. B. Wahlin, Rufus Wright

The temperature scales have been determined for well-degassed specimens of the iron group and from these the emissivity for λ = 0.667μ is calculated. Over the range of temperatures covered the emissivity is nearly a constant except at the A3 …

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2 entries

NICKEL: Normal spectral emittance
COBALT: Normal spectral emittance

The variation with temperature of the spectral emissivities of iron, nickel and cobalt

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 …

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51 entries

COBALT: Normal spectral emittance
NICKEL: Normal spectral emittance

The thermionic properties of chromium

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 …

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1 entries

CHROMIUM: Normal spectral emittance

Total emissivities and absorptivities of some commercial surfaces at room and liquid-nitrogen temperatures

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 …

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9 entries

SILVER: Hemispherical integrated absorptance, Hemispherical total emittance
GOLD: Hemispherical total emittance
COPPER: Hemispherical integrated absorptance, Hemispherical total emittance

Emissivity at 0.65 micron of silicon and germanium at high temperatures

F. G. Allen

No abstract provided

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2 entries

SILICON: Normal spectral emittance
GERMANIUM: Normal spectral emittance

An apparatus for the measurement of the total normal thermal emissivity of sheet materials in the temperature range 140 to 500°F

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 …

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6 entries

TIN: Normal total emittance
COPPER: Normal total emittance
CHROMIUM: Normal total emittance
ALUMINUM: Normal total emittance
ZINC: Normal total emittance
IRON: Normal total emittance

The total emissivity of various materials at 100-500°C

B. T. Barnes, W. E. Forsythe, E. Q. Adams

No abstract provided

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15 entries

[IRON + CHROMIUM + ƩXi] ALLOYS: Normal total emittance
ALUMINUM: Normal total emittance
TIN: Normal total emittance
[COPPER + ZINC] ALLOYS: Normal total emittance
SILVER: Normal total emittance
TUNGSTEN: Normal total emittance
COPPER: Normal total emittance
NICKEL: Normal total emittance
CHROMIUM: Normal total emittance
IRON: Normal total emittance
ZINC: Normal total emittance

Spectral emissivity of 99.7% aluminium between 200 and 540°C

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 …

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11 entries

ALUMINUM: Normal spectral emittance
ALUMINUM CONVERSION COATINGS: Normal spectral emittance