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Spectral Emissivity of Technical Titanium near the Melting Point

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An experimental study of the normal spectral emission ability of technical titanium grade VT1-00 in the melting region was carried out. The scheme of the upgraded direct vision radiometer with replaceable narrow-band dispersion filters of the spectral range 0.69–10.9 μm is given. The estimation of the possibility of calculating the emission capacity of titanium according to electromagnetic theory is carried out.

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Kosenkov, D.V., Sagadeev, V.V. Spectral Emissivity of Technical Titanium near the Melting Point. Tech. Phys. 68 (Suppl 2), S381–S384 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784223900309

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