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In this paper the methods of measuring the quenching rate are described, which enable us to determine either the temperature or the resistance of the specimen as a function of time during quenching. A simple calculation of the initial quenching rate for wires having different diameters is presented and its validity checked for exponential quenches in different gases. The methods for measuring the quenching rates are compared and the error in the quenching rate determination is estimated.
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The author is indebted to Ing. J. Steiner for realization of the transistorized electronic equipment, to Mr. V. Zita and Ing. P. Vašek for assistance in the measurements, and to other collaborators of the Metal Physics Department for critical remarks and help.
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Míšek, K. The measurement of the quenching rate. Czech J Phys 19, 222–231 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01689852
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