Infrared Radiation of Titanium Boronitride
Albert F. Grenis, Albert P. Levitt
Abstract
Albert F. Grenis, Albert P. Levitt
Abstract
The infrared radiation properties and characteristics of the ternary solid, titanium boronitride, were investigated in the wavelength region from 1.0 to 10.0 μ at 1300°K. The normal spectral emittance, integrated normal total emittance, and infrared radiation intensity were determined for this material with both rough and polished surfaces. The normal total emissivity of the material was also calculated based on the weighted average of the normal total emissivities of the constituent compounds. The results are in good agreement with the experimental values.
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The infrared radiation properties and characteristics of the ternary solid, titanium boronitride, were investigated in the wavelength region from 1.0 to 10.0 μ at 1300°K. The normal spectral emittance, integrated normal total emittance, and infrared radiation intensity were determined for this material with both rough and polished surfaces. The normal total emissivity of the material was also calculated based on the weighted average of the normal total emissivities of the constituent compounds. The results are in good agreement with the experimental values.
Key concepts: Emissivity, Thermal emittance, Infrared, Titanium, Radiation, Materials science, Radiant intensity, Wavelength