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Heat flux reconstruction in droplet impact experiments using infrared thermography through sapphire
Accurate reconstruction of heat flux during droplet impact is achieved using infrared thermography through a sapphire substrate coated with a thin emissive layer. This requires accounting for the sapphire’s intrinsic thermal emission and radiative absorption, particularly below 300 °C, as filtering
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