Surface temperature measurement of semi-transparent material by thermocouple in real site experimental approach and simulation
Trombe, A. and Moreau, J. A.
1995 International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 38(15): 2797-2807
Trombe, A. and Moreau, J. A., (1995), "Surface temperature measurement of semi-transparent material by thermocouple in real site experimental approach and simulation", International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 38(15): 2797-2807.
Abstract:
This study's aim is to appreciate real site surface temperature error values obtained using a thermocouple on semi-transparent materials and to determine a method of correction. Using an efficient measurement system, an experimental study was carried out under a number of climatic conditions. The results show that high values for solar radiation and wind speed have a significant influence on thermocouple measurement. The authors, therefore, decided to validate and develop a corrective model for the measurement errors of these two parameters. The conclusion also provides data on the model's relative drawbacks and current limitations.
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