Different methods for measuring thermal emissivity
Thermal Emissivity measurement
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Different methods for measuring thermal emissivity
Thermal Emissivity measurement

Authors : Jean-Pierre MONCHAU, Jacques HAMEURY

Publication date: June 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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4. Different methods for measuring thermal emissivity

The measurement techniques presented in this document can only be applied correctly to opaque materials, i.e. materials that are opaque under a very small thickness, of the order of a micrometer. It is possible to measure the radiative parameters (reflectance and transmittance) of non-opaque materials, but defining emissivity is tricky because of the difficulty of defining a reference temperature when the material is not isothermal, which is quite often the case.

4.1 Method classification

Emissivity measurement methods are classified into two main types, depending on the physical principle of measurement. Direct" methods are those in which the partial or total radiation radiated by the surface of the material is measured directly. Indirect" methods are those...

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