This paper describes an experimental technique which has been used to study the physical and chemical changes which may be induced in powders heated to a high temperature very rapidly and held at that temperature for a short period of time before being quenched. The ability to produce particle suspensions of low flow-rate and specified size range is shown to be an essential prerequisite for flash heating studies.
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