Estimation of the temperature of a radiating body by measuring the stationary temperatures of a thermometer placed at different distances

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This paper presents a novel method for determining the temperature of a radiating body. The experimental method requires only very common instrumentation. It is based on the measurement of the stationary temperature of an object placed at different distances from the body and on the application of the energy balance equation in a stationary state. The method allows one to obtain the temperature of an inaccessible radiating body when radiation measurements are not available. The method has been applied to the determination of the filament temperature of incandescent lamps of different powers.

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Barragán, V. M., Villaluenga, J. P. G., Izquierdo-Gil, M. A., & Pérez-Cordón, R. (2016). Estimation of the temperature of a radiating body by measuring the stationary temperatures of a thermometer placed at different distances. European Journal of Physics, 37(4). https://doi.org/10.1088/0143-0807/37/4/045104

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