Measurement of Monochromatic Emittance of Nonconductors at Moderate Temperatures
John W. McCulloch, J. E. Sunderland
Abstract
John W. McCulloch, J. E. Sunderland
Abstract
The measurement of the monochromatic emittance of thermal insulators at temperatures near room temperature is discussed. Results for the spectral emittance of freeze-dried beef are presented. For temperatures between 115 F and 125 deg F, the emittance is between 0.7 and 0.85. These values compare favorably with existing total emittance data. A discussion of the error involved in making such measurements is discussed in detail.
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The measurement of the monochromatic emittance of thermal insulators at temperatures near room temperature is discussed. Results for the spectral emittance of freeze-dried beef are presented. For temperatures between 115 F and 125 deg F, the emittance is between 0.7 and 0.85. These values compare favorably with existing total emittance data. A discussion of the error involved in making such measurements is discussed in detail.
Key concepts: Thermal emittance, Monochromatic color, Optics, Thermal, Materials science, Physics, Beam (structure), Thermodynamics