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Emissivities  of Some Objects 

 

Object 

Emissivity 

Object 

Emissivity 

Bitumen 

0.90~0.98 

Clothing  (black) 

0.98 

Concrete 

0.94 

Human  skin 

0.98 

Cement 

0.96 

Soap bubble 

0.75~0.80 

Sand 

0.90 

Charcoal 

0.96 

Soil 

0.92~0.96 

Paint 

0.80~0.95 

Water 

0.92~0.96 

Textile 

0.90 

Ice 

0.96~0.98 

Rubber  (black) 

0.94 

Snow 

0.83 

Plastics 

0.85~0.95 

Glass 

0.90~0.95 

Wood 

0.90 

China 

0.90~0.94 

Paper 

0.70~0.94 

Marble 

0.94 

Chromium  oxide 

0.81 

Gesso 

0.80~0.90 

Copper oxide 

0.78 

Mortar 

0.89~0.91 

Iron  oxide 

0.78~0.82 

Brick 

0.93~0.96 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ST-652

Page 1: ...ure of any object that is too hot too dangerous or too difficult to contact safely without the need of physical contact WARNING Do not point the light beam of the instrument at or have it reflected into the eyes of people or animals to avoid injury I Performance Non contact accurate temperature measuring Built in laser aiming White backlight liquid crystal display Distance spot ratio 12 1 see Figu...

Page 2: ...aser on symbol 5 Emissivity 6 options 6 O C O F symbol 7 Data storage symbol 8 MAX symbol 9 MIN symbol 10 AVG symbol IV How it works Infrared thermometers measure the surface temperature of an object An optical component of the unit collects energy emitted reflected and transmitted and focuses it onto a detector Then an electronic component translates the information into a temperature reading whi...

Page 3: ...he next object to be measured In addition it needs a few minutes of preparation after measuring a low temperature object and before measuring a high temperature object too 2 Locating a hot or cold spot To find a hot or cold spot aim the thermometer at the area of interest Then slowly scan across the area with up and down motions until you locate the hot or cold spot 3 Field of view Make sure that ...

Page 4: ...attery Make sure the anode and the cathode of the battery are installed at the right positions X Applications of the infrared thermometer General Fields of application includes electricity petrochemicals metallurgy automobiles electronics tobacco pharmaceuticals hotels machinery plastics and moulds Notably it could be used in the following fields 1 Industrial electronics to measure the loose hot s...

Page 5: ... Soap bubble 0 75 0 80 Sand 0 90 Charcoal 0 96 Soil 0 92 0 96 Paint 0 80 0 95 Water 0 92 0 96 Textile 0 90 Ice 0 96 0 98 Rubber black 0 94 Snow 0 83 Plastics 0 85 0 95 Glass 0 90 0 95 Wood 0 90 China 0 90 0 94 Paper 0 70 0 94 Marble 0 94 Chromium oxide 0 81 Gesso 0 80 0 90 Copper oxide 0 78 Mortar 0 89 0 91 Iron oxide 0 78 0 82 Brick 0 93 0 96 ...

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