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        Fig.10. Transmisivityandtemperatureatenuationasa加 lC- tionofpropanolsurfacetemperature.
determine the average absorption mass coef ficient αλm'wedrewastraight1ineinFig.9. Bymeasuring thegradientofthestraight1ine,weobtainedαλm 1.74.
Figure10showsthetransmisivityofifロe1vapor andtemperatureatenuationasafunctionofsurface temperature. Wecalcu1atedthetransmisivityby usingEq.(6)whereα,hf!' andPoarefromourprevi- ousresu1ts.10 Wedeterminedthedecreaseintem- perature by using the Stefan-Bo1tzmann 1aw. Figure11showsthecomparisonbetweenthesurface temperaturemeasuredwithathermocoup1eandthat measuredwiththeIRcamera. Theopencirclesrep聞 resenttheIRtemperaturewithoutcorectionofthe IRabsorptionefectwiththepropano1vapor; the filedcirclesrepresentthecorectedIRtemperature. The45-degdoted1ineindicatesthattheIRtemper- aturepro五1eswiththeIRabsorptioncorectionagree withthethermocoup1edatatowithinanerorof3%.
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Wedeterminedtheemisivityofliquidpropano1tobe 0.95bymeasuringtheliquidsurfacetemperature withbothanIRcameraanda五nethermocoup1e.The efectofIRabsorptionwithpropano1vaporwasesti- matedasafunctionofliquidtemperaturebetween20 and80oC. IRabsorptionwasfoundtobeneg1igible for a 1iquid with a temperature 1es s than 40oC. Whenthe1iquidtemperaturewasbetween40and 80oC,theIRabsorptionefectincreasedwiththe increase in 1iquid temperature and eventualy reachedthemaximunlvalueofapproximate1y10% absorptionat80oC. OurIRtechniquecanbeused todetectaminimumof0.1oCtemperaturechange withinaminimumresponsetimeof30ms. Theac同 curacyofourIRtechniquehasbeenestimatedtobe beterthan97%versusthetemperaturemeasure同 mentdataobtainedwithathermocoup1e.
Thisstudyisjoint1ysponsoredbytheKentucky- NASAExperimenta1ProgramtoStimulateCompet- itive Research and the Japanese Ministry of Education for Grant-in-Aids for Internationa1 Re- search.
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