Pyrometry the Papers And Discussion of a Symposium On Pyrometry Held By the Ame
Pyrometry the Papers And Discussion of a Symposium On Pyrometry Held By the Ame
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5 861. 1 950. 4 1037. 3 1122. 2 1205. 9 1289. 3 * Standard calibration curve for Pt-Pt-Rh (10 per cent. Rh) thermocouple, giving the temperature and temperature differences for every 100 microvolts. Fixed junction is at 0. For use in conjunction with a deviation curve determined by cali- bration of the particular couple at some of the following fixed points: Degrees C.
Micro- volts > Degrees Micro- volts ito 100 00 643 Silver melting point 960. 2 9, 111 Naphthalene, boiling point Tin, melting p...oint 217. 95 231. 9 1, 585 1, 706 Gold, melting point Copper, melting point 1, 062. 6 1, 082. 8 10. 296 10, 534 Benzophenone, boiling point. . . .
305. 9 2, 365 LiiSiOj, melting point 1, 201.
11, 941 320. 9 2 503 1, 391. 5 14, 230 419 4 3, 430 1 452 6 14 973 Sulfur, boiling point 444. 55 3, 672 Palladium, melting point 1, 549. 5 16, 144 Antimony, melting point 630. 0 5, 530 1, 755.
18, 608 658. 7 5, 827 was calculated from the equation :# = 74. 672T 7 - 13892 (1 - g- The values above 350 were calculated from the same formula and are now added to the table, for the convenience of those who wish to use the copper-constantan couple for rough measurements at the higher tem- peratures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 861. 1 950. 4 1037. 3 1122. 2 1205. 9 1289. 3 * Standard calibration curve for Pt-Pt-Rh (10 per cent. Rh) thermocouple, giving the temperature and temperature differences for every 100 microvolts. Fixed junction is at 0. For use in conjunction with a deviation curve determined by cali- bration of the particular couple at some of the following fixed points: Degrees C.
Micro- volts > Degrees Micro- volts ito 100 00 643 Silver melting point 960. 2 9, 111 Naphthalene, boiling point Tin, melting p...oint 217. 95 231. 9 1, 585 1, 706 Gold, melting point Copper, melting point 1, 062. 6 1, 082. 8 10. 296 10, 534 Benzophenone, boiling point. . . .
305. 9 2, 365 LiiSiOj, melting point 1, 201.
11, 941 320. 9 2 503 1, 391. 5 14, 230 419 4 3, 430 1 452 6 14 973 Sulfur, boiling point 444. 55 3, 672 Palladium, melting point 1, 549. 5 16, 144 Antimony, melting point 630. 0 5, 530 1, 755.
18, 608 658. 7 5, 827 was calculated from the equation :# = 74. 672T 7 - 13892 (1 - g- The values above 350 were calculated from the same formula and are now added to the table, for the convenience of those who wish to use the copper-constantan couple for rough measurements at the higher tem- peratures.
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