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NIST Temperature Scale Database (SRD 60), Version 3.0
ITS-90 References for Temperature Points:
Element: Ti
Year
Reference
Data with Ref.
1996
Bedford, RE; Bonnier, G; Maas, H; Pavese, F, Recommended values of temperature on the International Temperature Scale of 1990 for a selected set of secondary reference points, Metrologia, 33 (1996) 133-154. (DOI:)
Cezairliyan A., Miiller A. P., Melting Point, Normal Spectral Emittance (at the Melting Point), and Electrical Resistivity (above 1900 K) of Titanium by a Pulse Heating Method, J. Res. Natl. Bur. Stand., 1977, 82, 119-122. (DOI:)
Berezin B. Ya., Kats S. A., Kenisarin M. M., Chekhovskoi V. Ya., Heat and Melting Temperature of Titanium, Teplofzika Vysokikh Temperatur, 1974, 12, 524-529. [English translation: High Temperature, 1974, 12, 450-455.] ()
Rudy E., Progulski J., A Pirani Furnace for the Precision Determination of the Melting Temperatures of Refractory Metallic Substances, Planseeber. Pulvermet., 1967, 15, 13-45.
(No DOI)
Oriani R. A., Jones T. S., An Apparatus for the Determination of the Solidus Temperatures of High-Melting Alloys, Rev. Sci. Instrum., 1954, 25, 248-250. (DOI:)