NASA NTRS · 19790000086
Containerless high-temperature calorimeter
Abstract
Samples are heated by electron bombardment in high-temperature calorimeter that operates from 1,000 to 3,600 C yet consumes less that 100 watts at temperatures less than 2,500 C. Contamination of samples is kept to minimum by suspending them from wire in vacuum chamber. Various sample slopes such as wires, dishs, spheres, rods, or irregular bodies can be accommodated and only about 100 nq of samples are needed for accurate measurements.
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Lacy, L. L., Nisen, D. B., Robinson, M. B.. 1979-08-01. Containerless high-temperature calorimeter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790000086
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