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12 November 1993 Active mirror based on the bimetallic strip effect
Jean Susini, Michel Thomas
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Abstract
A cost-effective high heat load mirror based on the compensation for thermal deformation by the bimetallic strip effect has been studied. A theoretical description of the heat loaded bimetallic strip is given. Careful selection of two materials having complementary thermal properties allows efficient correction of thermal bending. Such a system could also be used as a very simple bender by tuning the temperature gradient across the two layers.
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Jean Susini and Michel Thomas "Active mirror based on the bimetallic strip effect", Proc. SPIE 1997, High Heat Flux Engineering II, (12 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.163807
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Heat flux

Thermal engineering

Disk lasers

Photons

X-rays

Finite element methods

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