Improvements in the Design and Operation of a Suction Pyrometer
M. S. Wojtan, K. A. G. Jones BSc
Measurement + Control · 1981
doi:10.1177/002029408101400804 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
There is a need to make reliable gas temperature measurements in combustion research. Conventional suction pyrometers and the associated methods of estimating their error do not always give satisfactory results. A new suction pyrometer has been developed to meet the requirements of a specific project at the Coal Research Establishment of the NCB. The unit incorporates a means of estimating directly the error in the pyrometer reading at the time the gas temperature is measured. The pyrometer has been used to measure gas temperatures in a wide range of environments. The results demonstrate the advantages of using the new pyrometer.
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