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A number of various high emissivity coatings has been investigated in
detail. Oxide ceramic coatings for rotating x-ray anodes must have a t
otal emissivity greater than 0.8 in order to ensure efficient cooling
in vacuum, Only one of the investigated coatings showed sufficient lon
g-term stability. For thermal protection of reusable space transportat
ion systems during atmospheric reentry, in addition to high emissivity
, oxidation resistance is required. SiC coatings and special polysilaz
ane-based coatings have been tested. Results of emissivity measurement
s before and after flight experiments on the Russian FOTON capsule are
also available. In order to improve the reliability of (high-temperat
ure) emissivity measurements Pt-Rh alloys, SIG, Al2O3 doped with Cr2O3
, and graphite have been tested to assess applicability as reference m
aterials for comparative emissivity measurements by various facilities
.