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Protection tubes and high-temperature thermocouples with silicon-carbide thermoelectrodes

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    Self-bound silicon carbide made from silicon carbide powder and carbon black is a practically nonporous material having high thermal-fatigue resistance and electrical conductivity.

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    Dense self-bound silicon carbide has unchanging physical and technical properties, which secure a high reproducibility of electrical resistivity and thermo-emf for different batches, as a result of which it is possible to evolve thermocouples of high thermo-emf sensitivity and stability for measuring the temperature of oxidizing environments at up to 1800°C.

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    Because of their excellent resistance to attack by molten metals and slags and exceptionally high thermal fatigue resistance, protection tubes from self-bound silicon carbide are greatly superior to all the types in current use.

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    P. S. Kislyi & M. A. Kuzenkova

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Kislyi, P.S., Kuzenkova, M.A. Protection tubes and high-temperature thermocouples with silicon-carbide thermoelectrodes. Powder Metall Met Ceram 4, 903–905 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00773694

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