J. Lohrengel et R. Todtenhaupt, THERMAL-CONDUCTIVITY, DEGREE OF TOTAL EMI SSIVITY AND SPECTRAL EMISSIVITY OF THE NEXTEL-VELVET COATING-811-21 (RAL-900-15 DARK BLACK FLAT), PTB-Mitteilungen, 106(4), 1996, pp. 259-265
Thermal conductivity and emissivity were determined in the temperature
range between 30 degrees C and 120 degrees C (conductivity), between
- 60 degrees C and 150 degrees C (total emissivity), and between 90 de
grees C and 150 degrees C (spectral emissivity) for the Nextel Velvet
811-21 coating. The very high total emissivity of epsilon(n)=0,97, whi
ch, in the temperature range investigated does not depend on temperatu
re and wavelength makes such a coating a suitable reference material.
As the deviation of the angular distribution of the emissivity from th
e ideal Lambertian distribution is small, a sample with such a coating
can in many cases replace a blackbody cavity. Within the measurement
uncertainty there was good agreement between the values of the total e
missivity determined directly and those determined from the spectral v
alues.