High-Temperature Measurements
High-Temperature Measurements
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FIG. 76.
deflected vertically. It is an application of the principle of Lissajoux. The arrangement of the apparatus is as shown in Fig. 76.
RECORDING-PYROMETERS. 293 Light from the source S (Fig. 76), an acetylene flame for instance, strikes the mirror here a right-angled prism, to give better definition of the sensitive gal- vanometer G lf whose deflections measure the differences in temperature between the piece of steel or other object whose critical points are under observation and the comp...arison block, which may be platinum, quartz, or a 25 per cent nickel steel which has no critical point above C.
The horizontal deflections of the beam of light are now turned into a vertical plane by passing through the totally reflecting prism placed as shown at M.
A second galvanometer, whose deflections are a measure of the temperature of the sample and whose mirror is at right angles to the first, reflects the incident beam horizontally which is focussed by the lens L, upon the ground-glass screen or photographic plate at P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIG. 76.
deflected vertically. It is an application of the principle of Lissajoux. The arrangement of the apparatus is as shown in Fig. 76.
RECORDING-PYROMETERS. 293 Light from the source S (Fig. 76), an acetylene flame for instance, strikes the mirror here a right-angled prism, to give better definition of the sensitive gal- vanometer G lf whose deflections measure the differences in temperature between the piece of steel or other object whose critical points are under observation and the comp...arison block, which may be platinum, quartz, or a 25 per cent nickel steel which has no critical point above C.
The horizontal deflections of the beam of light are now turned into a vertical plane by passing through the totally reflecting prism placed as shown at M.
A second galvanometer, whose deflections are a measure of the temperature of the sample and whose mirror is at right angles to the first, reflects the incident beam horizontally which is focussed by the lens L, upon the ground-glass screen or photographic plate at P.
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