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High Accuracy Radiation TSP‐type Thermometers for Radiometric Scale Realization in the Temperature Range from 600 to 3200° C

Samoylov et al., 2003

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16651197049796441699
Author
Samoylov M
Ogarev S
Khlevnoy B
Khromchenko V
Mekhontsev S
Sapritsky V
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AIP Conference Proceedings

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We have designed at VNIIOFI a high-accuracy radiation thermometer, model TSP-2 (Transfer Standard Pyrometer), for radiometric scale dissemination within the temperature range from 600 C to 3200 C. This thermometer has been recently modified and investigated …
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