Design of Gun Barrel Exterior Wall Temperature Measurement Device

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The temperature of the gun chamber interior wall is an important parameter for the research of the gun barrel life, and the heat transfer by conduction rule between the barrel interior and exterior wall can be ensured by measurement extrapolation method or method of finite element. By choosing a suitably, designed a measurement device of the gun barrel temperature which can be used to measure and memorize the exterior wall temperature of the gun barrel.

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