NASA NTRS · 19900029218
Accurate determination of specific heat at high temperatures using the flash diffusivity method
Abstract
The flash diffusivity method of Parker et al. (1961) was used to measure accurately the specific heat of test samples simultaneously with thermal diffusivity, thus obtaining the thermal conductivity of these materials directly. The accuracy of data obtained on two types of materials (n-type silicon-germanium alloys and niobium), was + or - 3 percent. It is shown that the method is applicable up to at least 1300 K.
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Vandersande, J. W., Zoltan, A., Wood, C.. 1989-01-01. Accurate determination of specific heat at high temperatures using the flash diffusivity method. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900029218
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