1977
DOI: 10.1007/bf01319638
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Thermophysical properties of refractories in a rarefied gaseous medium

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“…Since the classical steady-state methods are time-consuming, development of transient express methods for the measurement of thermophysical properties for a wide temperature range is the current problem. Examples of such methods in conditions of gas emissions, phase and structural transformations are described in (Luikov, 1966;Litovsky, 1970;Litovsky and Puchkelevich, 1982;Fedina et al, 1997;Gambaryan-Roisman, 2003;Kubicar and Bohac, 2005). …”
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“…Since the classical steady-state methods are time-consuming, development of transient express methods for the measurement of thermophysical properties for a wide temperature range is the current problem. Examples of such methods in conditions of gas emissions, phase and structural transformations are described in (Luikov, 1966;Litovsky, 1970;Litovsky and Puchkelevich, 1982;Fedina et al, 1997;Gambaryan-Roisman, 2003;Kubicar and Bohac, 2005). …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Apparent thermal conductivity of porous materials is given by (Luikov, 1966;Litovsky, 1979;Litovsky and Polonsky, 1979;Litovsky et al, 1981;Litovsky and Puchkelevich, 1982;Litovsky et al, 1990;Litovsky et al, 1996;Fedina et al, 1997;Litovsky et al, 1997a;Litovsky, 1997a,b;Litovsky et al, 1997b;Litovsky and Kleiman, 2001;Litovsky et al, 2001a;Litovsky et al, 2001b;Litovsky et al, 2002a;Litovsky et al, 2002b;Gambaryan-Litovsky et al, 2004;Roisman et al, 2003;:…”
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“…As we know, the cause of the occurrence of heat stresses in details is the presence of a temperature gradient in them [10]. Due to the relatively low thermal conductivity of the most ceramic materials (less than 10 W/ m•K) [11] with one-direction thermal action, a temperature gradient appears inside the thermal insulation. At the same time, thermal insulation materials have a relatively high coefficient of thermal expansion (1-2•10 -5 К -1 ) [12].…”
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“…The original data for the calculation (chamotte--graphite refractory material and type 45 steel were selected) is given in the reference literature [7][8][9].…”
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