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Experimental Setup in Fast Heating of Carbon

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Carbon at High Temperatures

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Two installations are shown: with a small current pulse (upper limit 15 kA) for training students and the largest one with a high current pulse (upper limit 400 kA). The features of these two systems discussed in all the details that are the most important to the experimenters. It was given a choice of a blackbody design and fast pyrometer for recording melting and liquid state of carbon under fast heating in JIHT. A detailed description of the arrangements in pulse electrical heating is shown. Pulse heating results on measuring carbon temperature (up to 12,000 K) are shown.

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Savvatimskiy, A. (2015). Experimental Setup in Fast Heating of Carbon. In: Carbon at High Temperatures. Springer Series in Materials Science, vol 134. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21350-7_7

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