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High temperature thermal conductivity of beryllium oxide

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Australian Atomic Energy Commission

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The thermal conductivity of beryllium oxide samples produced by isopressing at 20 ton in-2 and sintering at 1505°C was measured in the range 300ºK to 1200ºK. The BeO compacts measured had a density of 2.85 g cm-3 and an average grain size of 6μ. The thermal conductivity was found to be given by the relation: k = 1.01 x 10 4 T-1.47, where k is the thermal conductivity (watt(cm degK)-1) and T is the absolute temperature. This result is compared with other thermal conductivity measurements on similar materials.

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McDonald, D. L., & Dullow, R. J. (1966). High temperature thermal conductivity of beryllium oxide. (AAEC/E157). Lucas Heights, NSW: Australian Atomic Energy Commission.

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