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Blackbody Radiometry

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Abstract

The most common types of materials used in the design of radiating elements of blackbodies are considered in this chapter. Along with traditional high-emissivity paints, the carbon nanotube arrays are examined as promising coatings for low-temperature blackbodies. For variable-temperature blackbodies of medium-temperature range, the radiation properties of some oxidized metals are reviewed. Thermophysical and radiation characteristics of ordinary synthetic graphite and pyrolytic graphite are discussed in connection with their use in high-temperature blackbodies with the direct resistance heating.

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Notes

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    PhysikalischTechnische Bundesanstalt (Germany).

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    Centro Nacional de Metrología (Mexico).

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    Tempil®, a division of Illinois Tool Works Inc. was acquired by LA-CO Industries, Inc. (USA) in 2013.

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    AISI is for American Iron and Steel Institute.

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