Abstract
A problem of temperature measurements under a pulse impact on a sample in a case of short-time wind tunnel experiments has been studied. Large errors in temperature definition of the sample wall leads to large errors in heat flux calculation, based on temperature change. The hypothesis on the reason of this error has been examined in the paper and the method of deconvolution has been proposed to improve heat flux calculation.
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