Techniques for accurate resistance measurement in the transient short-hot-wire method applied to high thermal diffusivity gas
Author(s)
Woodfield, PL
Moroe, S
Fukai, J
Fujii, M
Shinzato, K
Kohno, M
Takata, Y
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2009
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The accuracy of high-speed transient resistance measurements is an important issue particularly for measuring the thermal conductivity of high thermal-diffusivity (low-density) gases. This is because the hot-wire temperature rise against the logarithm of time is non-linear and can approach a steady state within the typical measurement time of 1 s. Two types of voltmeters are compared for use in the transient short-hot-wire method. Details of suitable procedures for taking accurate transient resistance measurements with either a two-channel high-speed analog/digital converter or a pair of integrating digital multimeters are ...
View more >The accuracy of high-speed transient resistance measurements is an important issue particularly for measuring the thermal conductivity of high thermal-diffusivity (low-density) gases. This is because the hot-wire temperature rise against the logarithm of time is non-linear and can approach a steady state within the typical measurement time of 1 s. Two types of voltmeters are compared for use in the transient short-hot-wire method. Details of suitable procedures for taking accurate transient resistance measurements with either a two-channel high-speed analog/digital converter or a pair of integrating digital multimeters are presented.
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View more >The accuracy of high-speed transient resistance measurements is an important issue particularly for measuring the thermal conductivity of high thermal-diffusivity (low-density) gases. This is because the hot-wire temperature rise against the logarithm of time is non-linear and can approach a steady state within the typical measurement time of 1 s. Two types of voltmeters are compared for use in the transient short-hot-wire method. Details of suitable procedures for taking accurate transient resistance measurements with either a two-channel high-speed analog/digital converter or a pair of integrating digital multimeters are presented.
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Journal Title
International Journal of Thermophysics
Volume
30
Subject
Classical physics
Physical chemistry
Chemical engineering
Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified