Temperature of _____________ cannot be measured by an optical or radiation pyrometer?

Correct answer: A. Hot blast (air) from stoves

  • A. Hot blast (air) from stoves
  • B. Molten slag flowing out of blast furnace
  • C. Combustion space in boilers
  • D. Rotary limestone calcination kiln

Explanation

A radiation or optical pyrometer requires sufficient emitted radiation from the target, whereas hot air is essentially non-luminous and has weak, difficult-to-measure emission. Molten slag, flames, and hot kiln surfaces provide much stronger radiation signals.

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