Method for making a reflectance calibration plate having a near-

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof

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356243, B24C 100

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049951980

ABSTRACT:
In order to provide an optical reflectivity test plate for calibrating and proving a radiometer, which test plate exhibits a near-Lambertian surface, a ceramic coating is bonded to a surface of a rigid substrate, such as a steel plate, and the ceramic coating is thereafter sandblasted with a fine abrasive (preferably 60 grit or finer). If ordinary silica or other relatively soft abrasive is employed in the sandblasting step, it must not have have been previously used. Test procedures for comparing the resultant test plates to a standard BaSO.sub.4 test plate in both the laboratory and outdoors are given.

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"Reflectance and Transmission Standards"; Diano Corporation Price List; 7/1970.

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