Pyrometry: The Papers and Discussion of a Symposium on Pyrometry Held by the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at Its Chicago Meeting, September, 1919

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National Research Council. 1920. Pyrometry: The Papers and Discussion of a Symposium on Pyrometry Held by the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at Its Chicago Meeting, September, 1919. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. https://doi.org/10.17226/20231.

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718 pages | 5 x 8 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.17226/20231

Chapters		skim
Front Matter	i-iv
Report of Pyrometer Committee of National Research Council	3-36
Temperature	37-45
Standard Scale of Temperature	46-60
Metals for Pyrometer Standardization	61-62
Fundamental Laws of Pyrometry	63-71
Present Status of Radiation Constants	72-73
Thermoelectric Pyrometry	74-136
Potentiometers for Thermoelement Work	137-148
Self-checking Galvanometer Pyrometer	149-153
Some Factors Affecting Usefulness of Base-metal Thermocouples	154-164
Tables and Curves for Use in Measuring Temperatures with Thermocouples	165-178
Reference Standard for Base-metal Thermocouples	179-180
Alloys Suitable for Thermocouples and Base-metal Thermoelectric Practice	181-187
Recent Improvements in Pyrometry	188-205
Automatic Compensation for Cold-junction Temperatures of Thermocouple Pyrometers	206-213
Use of Modified Rosenhain Furnace for Thermal Analysis	214-220
A Hot-wire Anemometer with Thermocouple	221-224
High-temperature Thermometers	225-239
Porcelain for Pyrometric Purposes	240-250
Pyrometer Porcelains and Refractories	251-254
Pyrometer Protection Tubes	255-257
Protecting Tubes for Thermocouples	258-261
Pyrometer Protection Tubes	262-266
Melting Point of Refractory Materials	267-284
High-temperature Scale and its Application in Measurement of True, Brightness and Color Temperature	285-290
Theory and Accuracy in Optical Pyrometry with Particular Reference to the Disappearing-filament Type	291-323
Optical and Radiation Pyrometry	324-351
Industrial Applications of Disappearing-filament Optical Pyrometer	352-366
Emissive Powers and Temperatures of Non-black Bodies	367-399
Recording Thermocouple Pyrometers	400-405
Recording Pyrometry	406-434
High-temperature Control	435-449
Resistance Thermometry	450-457
Resistance Thermometry for Industrial Use	458-463
Tin, an Ideal Pyrometric Material	464-465
Thermocouple Installation in Annealing Kilns for Optical Glass	466-474
Annealing of Glass	475-482
Pyrometry Applied to Bottle-glass Manufacture	483-490
Pyrometry in the Manufacture of Optical Glass	491-494
Use of Optical Pyrometers for Control of Optical-glass Furnaces	495-505
Pyrometry as Applied to the Manufacture of Optical Glass	506-508
Pyrometer Shortcomings in Glass-house Practice	509-512
Pyrometry in the Manufacture of Clay Wares	513-515
Application of Pyrometry to the Ceramic Industries	516-521
Pyrometry in Rotary Portland Cement Kilns	522-534
Application of Pyrometers to the Ceramic Industry	535-543
Pyrometry in Blast-furnace Work	544-566
Pyrometry and Steel Manufacture	567-577
Electric, Open-hearth and Bessemer Steel Temperatures	578-589
Some Thermal Relations in the Treatment of Steel	590-609
Pyrometry in the Tool-manufacturing Industry	610-613
Forging Temperatures and Rate of Heating and Cooling of Large Ingots	614-626
Temperatures of Incandescent-lamp Filaments	627-631
Temperature Measurements of Incandescent Gas Mantles	632-637
Application of Pyrometry to Problems of Lamp Design and Performance	638-644
Temperature of a Burning Cigar	645-651
Application of Pyrometry to the Manufacture of Gas-mask Carbon	652-668
Teaching Pyrometry in our Technical Schools	669-677
Teaching Pyrometry in Technical Schools	678-680
Teaching Pyrometry	681-712

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