10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANRADIOMETER»
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panradiometer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Temperature, Its Measurement and Control in Science and ...
It has been suggested to the engineers" that a task worthy of their undertaking
would be the development of a servo-operated panradiometer, for remarkable
results can be achieved quickly under favorable conditions. The accuracy of the ...
Charles M. Herzfeld, American Institute of Physics, Instrument Society of America, 1962
2
Thermal analysis--human comfort--indoor environments: ...
The Panradiometer was developed by Richards, Stoll and Hardy (n) to measure
the mean long wave radiation temperature and solar or high temperature
radiation intensity while being independent of the air velocity. The radiometer
consists of ...
B. W. Mangum, James Edward Hill, United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1977
3
Temperature: Its Measurement and Control in Science and Industry
It has been suggested to the engineers17 that a task worthy of their undertaking
would be the development of a servo-o|>erated panradiometer, for remarkable
results can be achieved quickly under favorable conditions. The accuracy of the ...
RADIANT AND OPEHATIVE TEMPERATURE av Gaccr-3, RAPP, HARDY 421
MAN A5 A RAINOMETER ' P ' The panradiometer is a four-sphere instrument
which _c. I I I I I I IE9°'°' has in addition to a black sphere and two polished silver I,
44-; ...
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, 1965
1; and by the panradiometer. the two-sphere radiometer, and a globe
thermometer (corrected). Wattage input to the radiant heaters is plotted on the
abscissa surface temperature of a uniform hypothetical black enclosure in which
the human ...
6
A Guide to Environmental Research on Animals
However, if the various parts of an animal's surroundings differ in temperature,
one can determine the mean, or average, radiative temperature of the
surroundings by the black globe thermometer (Bond and Kelly, 1955) or the
panradiometer ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Physiological Effects of Environmental Factors on Animals, 1971
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Cumulative Index: Cumulative Subject and Author Indexes and ...
... 28:346, 386-389 Panradiometer, 4:71ff Pan size, stove efficiency and, 17:267-
268 Paper industry explosions in, 10:107 steam explosions, 29:130 Parabolic
dish systems cavity receivers, 18:41-46 electrochemical technique for mass
transfer ...
8
Radiant Energy in Relation to Forests
The panradiometer : an absolute measuring instrument for environmental
radiation. Rev. Sci. Instruments 22 : 925-934. Roussel, L. 1948. Couvert et
photometric Bui. Soc Forest. Franche-Comte 25: 313- 326. Forestry Abs. 10 : 458-
^59, 1949.
William E. Reifsnyder, Howard William Lull, 1965
To measure separately the intensity of the various factors in the environmental
radiation, a panradiometer has been constructed and a schematic diagram of this
instrument is shown in Figure 24 (25). The panradiometer which views the FIG.
10
A decade of basic and applied science in the Navy
The panradiometer which views the entire environment consists essentially of
four silver spheres 6.5 mm in diameter mounted upon fine steel tubing supports.
One of the spheres is painted a dull black, a second is painted matte white, and
the ...
United States. Office of Naval Research, 1958
