Abstract
The use of ceramic materials in scientific research and industry has been growing in the past few years. The scope of this article is to describe the specification, design and calibration of a far-infrared pyrometer suited to measure surface temperatures on semitransparent materials such as alumina and silica and on coated composite materials. The specific problem being discussed is that the materials to be tested are heated by means of a plasma jet through which the temperature has to be measured.
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