NASA NTRS · 19850000513
Distributing Radiant Heat in Insulation Tests
Abstract
Thermally radiating blanket of stepped thickness distributes heat over insulation sample during thermal vacuum testing. Woven of silicon carbide fibers, blanket spreads heat from quartz lamps evenly over insulation sample. Because of fewer blanket layers toward periphery of sample, more heat initially penetrates there for more uniform heat distribution.
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Freitag, H. J., Reyes, A. R., Ammerman, M. C.. 1986-03-01. Distributing Radiant Heat in Insulation Tests. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000513
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