NASA NTRS · 19740019746
Heat flow calorimeter
Abstract
Heat flow calorimeter devices are used to measure heat liberated from or absorbed by an object. This device is capable of measuring the thermal output of sealed nickel-cadmium batteries or cells during charge-discharge cycles. An elongated metal heat conducting rod is coupled between the calorimeter vessel and a heat sink, thus providing the only heat exchange path from the calorimeter vessel itself.
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Fletcher, J. C., Johnston, W. V.. 1974-06-04. Heat flow calorimeter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740019746
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