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Design and Study of Gas Calorimeter for Absolute Measurements of the Combustion Heat of Natural Gas

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A novel burning calorimeter design based on a heat pipe is presented. A circuit for automated control over operation of the proposed device is considered. The stability of the results is assessed. Several accessory parameters affecting the reproducibility of measurement results are evaluated. One of recent designs of the KTT-7 calorimeter, based on a thermosiphon, is analyzed. The uncertainty in heat power measurements on KTT-7 is evaluated.

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Aleksandrov, Y.I., Varganov, V.P. & Sarge, S. Design and Study of Gas Calorimeter for Absolute Measurements of the Combustion Heat of Natural Gas. Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry 74, 1534–1538 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013717504838

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