The invention relates to a high-temperature 
radiation temperature enhancement device of a 
quartz lamp used for a guided 
missile thermal test. The high-temperature 
radiation temperature enhancement device comprises an interlayer water-cooled 
quartz lamp heating array, a water-cooled type cooper 
electrode base, a 
water flow channel of a lamp wall, a 
tungsten thermal fuse, a 
quartz lamp 
electrode, cooling water, a through water-cooled channel and a 
metal connecting 
pipe. A wall surface of the quartz lamp used for heating is designed into an interlayer form, part of the heat quantity on the surface of the quartz lamp can be removed by the cooling water flowing through the 
water flow channel of an interlayer lamp wall, so that the surface temperature of quartz glass is dropped to below 
softening temperature 1600 DEG C, an 
infrared light generated by the 
tungsten thermal fuse of the quartz lamp can penetrate through a wall surface of a heater of a transparent interlayer water-cooled quartz lamp and the transparent cooling water to radiate outwards. In the high-temperature 
radiation temperature enhancement device, a radiating capacity of the quartz lamp heating array exceeds the primary use limit temperature 1200 DEG C, and the maximum 
radiation temperature is increased to 1450 DEG C. Therefore, an effective high-temperature pneumatic 
thermal test analog method is provided for researching a hypersonic 
missile with faster flying speed, and the high-temperature 
radiation temperature enhancement device has an important application value in military 
engineering.