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Intercomparison of radiation temperature measurements over the temperature range from 1600 K to 3300 K

Khlevnoy et al., 2003

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13527155673196875181
Author
Khlevnoy B
Harrison N
Rogers L
Pollard D
Fox N
Sperfeld P
Fischer J
Friedrich R
Metzdorf J
Seidel J
Samoylov M
Stolyarevskaya R
Khromchenko V
Ogarev S
Sapritsky V
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Metrologia

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An intercomparison of radiation temperature measurements was performed at VNIIOFI during October 2000 using a pyrolytic graphite blackbody operating over the temperature range from 1600 K to 3300 K. A pyrometer and two photometers from VNIIOFI, a pyrometer …
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