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Standard measures of linear thermal expansion made of monocrystalline aluminum oxide have been developed. The measures have a 59° orientation relative to the trigonal axis of the crystalline lattice. The raw material for making the measures is obtained by the Stepanov's method of growing shaped monocrystalline semifinished products with a highly accurate crystallographic orientation from a melt. The parameters of the measures are optimized for testing high-temperature relative dilatometers with transducers made of polycrystalline corundum. The coefficient of linear expansion of the new measures was checked in the range 90–1800 K and exact values of the coefficient were obtained for a broad range of temperatures.
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Translated from Izneritel'naya Tekhnika, No. 8, pp. 38–42, August, 1999.
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Kompan, T.A., Korenev, A.S., Lukin, A.Y. et al. Standard measures of thermal expansion made of monocrystalline aluminum oxide for a broad range of temperatures. Meas Tech 42, 776–781 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02504359
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