NASA NTRS · 19960017849
Measuring High Temperatures In Ceramic-Fiber Blankets
Abstract
Thermocouple assemblies devised specifically for measuring temperatures at fixed locations within insulating blankets made of such ceramic fibers as alumina, silicon carbide, and/or aluminoborosilicate. Thermocouples measure temperatures from 100 to 3,200 degrees F in oxidizing atmospheres. Wires enclosed in alumina sheath for protection against hot oxidation and mechanical damage.
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Kourtides, Demetrius A.. 1996-02-01. Measuring High Temperatures In Ceramic-Fiber Blankets. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960017849
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