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    Emissivity Table en

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    This document provides a table of emissivity values for various common materials at different temperatures and surface properties. The table serves as a guide for adjusting emissivity when performing infrared temperature measurements. It lists over 50 materials and their emissivities, which range from around 0.03 for polished metals to 0.97 for materials like ice, paper, and black paint. The document notes that emissivity can vary with temperature and surface properties, so the values should only be used as guidelines, and the exact emissivity must be determined to measure absolute temperature.

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    This document provides a table of emissivity values for various common materials at different temperatures and surface properties. The table serves as a guide for adjusting emissivity when performing infrared temperature measurements. It lists over 50 materials and their emissivities, which range from around 0.03 for polished metals to 0.97 for materials like ice, paper, and black paint. The document notes that emissivity can vary with temperature and surface properties, so the values should only be used as guidelines, and the exact emissivity must be determined to measure absolute temperature.

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    This document provides a table of emissivity values for various common materials at different temperatures and surface properties. The table serves as a guide for adjusting emissivity when performing infrared temperature measurements. It lists over 50 materials and their emissivities, which range from around 0.03 for polished metals to 0.97 for materials like ice, paper, and black paint. The document notes that emissivity can vary with temperature and surface properties, so the values should only be used as guidelines, and the exact emissivity must be determined to measure absolute temperature.

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    Emissivity Table en

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    This document provides a table of emissivity values for various common materials at different temperatures and surface properties. The table serves as a guide for adjusting emissivity when performing infrared temperature measurements. It lists over 50 materials and their emissivities, which range from around 0.03 for polished metals to 0.97 for materials like ice, paper, and black paint. The document notes that emissivity can vary with temperature and surface properties, so the values should only be used as guidelines, and the exact emissivity must be determined to measure absolute temperature.

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    Emissivity table

    Material (material temperature) Emissivity

    The following table serves as a guide for adjusting the emissivity for Ice, smooth (0 C) 0.97
    Iron, emery-ground (20 C) 0.24
    infrared measurement. It gives the emissivity of some of the more Iron with casting skin (100 C) 0.80
    Iron with rolling skin (20 C) 0.77
    common materials. As the emissivity changes with the temperature
    Lead (40 C) 0.43
    and surface properties, the values shown here should be regarded Lead, grey oxidised (40 C) 0.28
    merely as guidelines for measuring of temperature conditions aor Lead, oxidised (40 C) 0.43
    differences. In order to measure the absolute temperature value, the Marble, white (40 C) 0.95
    exact emissivity of the material must be determined. Oil paints (all colours) (90 C) 0.920.96

    Paint, black, matt (80 C) 0.97


    Paint, blue on aluminium foil (40 C) 0.78
    Material (material temperature) Emissivity Paint, white (90 C) 0.95
    Paint, yellow, 2 coats on aluminium foil (40 C) 0.79
    Aluminium, heavily oxidised (93 C) 0.20 Paper (20 C) 0.97
    Aluminium, highly polished (100 C) 0.09 Plastics: PE, PP, PVC (20 C) 0.94
    Aluminium, not oxidised (25 C) 0.02 Porcelain (20 C) 0.92
    Aluminium, not oxidised (100 C) 0.03
    Aluminium, rolled blank (170 C) 0.04 Radiator, black, anodised (50 C) 0.98
    Rubber, hard (23 C) 0.94
    Brass, oxidised (200 C) 0.61 Rubber, soft, grey (23 C) 0.89
    Brick, mortar, plaster (20 C) 0.93
    Brickwork (40 C) 0.93 Sandstone (40 C) 0.67
    Steel, cold-rolled (93 C) 0.750.85
    Cast iron, oxidised (200 C) 0.64 Steel, heat-treated surface (200 C) 0.52
    Chrome (40 C) 0.08 Steel, oxidised (200 C) 0.79
    Chrome, polished (150 C) 0.06
    Clay, burnt (70 C) 0.91 Transformer paint (70 C) 0.94
    Concrete (25 C) 0.93
    Copper, oxidised (130 C) 0.76 Wood (70 C) 0.94
    Copper, polished (40 C) 0.03
    Copper, rolled (40 C) 0.64 Zinc, oxidised 0.1
    Copper, slightly tarnished (20 C) 0.04
    Cork (20 C) 0.70
    Cotton (20 C) 0.77

    Glass (90 C) 0.94


    Granite (20 C) 0.45
    Gypsum (20 C) 0.90

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