2. Current state of knowledge
This chapter reviews the theory behind surface temperature measurements. The various heat flows and influencing factors involved in using this method are reviewed to help the reader understand the phenomena involved in measurements. In this way, the resulting best practices will be easier to understand. These are basic elements which the reader can supplement if necessary by consulting the articles listed in the bibliography.
2.1 Heat flows
Surface temperature measurements involve three types of heat flow:
conduction ;
convection ;
radiation.
We will briefly review the principles involved in this type of measurement....
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Bibliography
Digital media
Guide to the use of surface temperature sensors: validation of the method using real-life industrial applications
http://www.lne.fr/download-pdf/download_utilisation_capteur_temperature.asp
Guide to calibrating surface temperature sensors to improve measurement accuracy...
Standards and norms
- Ergonomics of thermal environments – Methods for assessing human response to contact with surfaces – Part 1: Hot surfaces. - NF EN ISO 13732-1 - 2008
- International Vocabulary of Metrology – Fundamental and general concepts and associated terms (VIM). - NF ISO/CEI GUIDE 99 - 2011
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