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Emissivity error compensation (IR gun error)
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[QUOTE="Aaradimian, post: 1890633, member: 100140"] For those gas temp. readings, was it a single-element gas or air? If air, did you have to average the readings out to account for the different elements (nitrogen, oxygen, etc.) or is that not that big of a deal? I'm curious because I'm going to be taking a course on space launch & re-entry in the coming year, and of course frictional/secondary heating vs. spacecraft materials will be covered. Since atmospheric composition and density varies with altitude, I'm wondering if it'd be of value for me to read up a little on thermal emissivity of different gases ahead of time. Secondary (radiative) heating as the gases pass the airframe near the boundary layer are big deal, apparently. [/QUOTE]
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