METHOD OF MEASUREMENT OF SPECTRAL EMISSIVITY OF HEATED BODIES
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A new spectral method for measuring the emissivity of solids at high temperatures is considered. The method is based on determination of wavelength dependence of the studied body spectral brightness in a narrow spectral range. Theoretical substantiation and results of experimental verification of the method are presented.
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