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Comments on Calibration and Design of a Heat Flow Meter

Abstract

After a review of the calibration of two heat flow meter (HFM) transducers, the HFM has been redesigned. The new design produces a calibration independent of the characteristics of the material being tested; that is, it produces the same calibration curve for thick, low-density specimens as for thin, high-density ones. Calibration within ±1 percent of transfer standard accuracy is discussed; the HFM precision for thick specimens of low-density glass fiber appears to be higher than that of a guarded hot plate under the same testing conditions.

Authors

Bomberg M; Solvason K

Book title

Thermal Insulation, Materials, and Systems for Energy Conservation in the '80s

Pagination

pp. 277-292

Publisher

ASTM International

Publication Date

January 1, 1983

DOI

10.1520/stp29452s

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