Contact method: This method is used when the body (whose temperature is to be measured) and the sensor(which is...
Read MoreThermocouple is a pair of dissimilar metal wires joined at one end, which generate a net thermoelectric voltage between...
Read MoreTo select an ideal thermocouple, first we need to understand the need of measurement application. Factors affecting temperature change...
Read MoreBecause Thermistors are semiconductors, they are more susceptible to permanent de-calibration at high temperatures than are RTD’s or thermocouple....
Read MoreTo form the hot junction, a suitable method has to be adopted to obtain a good electrical contact between...
Read MoreASTM E 235: Standard Specification for Thermocouples, Sheathed, Type K and Type N for Nuclear or for other High-Reliability Applications....
Read MoreMany combinations of materials have been used to produce acceptable thermocouples, each with its own particular application spectrum. However,...
Read MoreNoble metal thermocouples are manufactured with wire that is made with precious or “noble” metals like Platinum and Rhodium....
Read MoreRefractory metal thermocouples are manufactured with wire that is made from the exotic metals Tungsten and Rhenium. These metals...
Read MoreThermocouples are suitable for measuring over a large temperature range, up to 2300ºC. They are less suitable for applications...
Read MoreThere are two types of thermocouple construction used most commonly. These are MI (Mineral Insulated) Thermocouples & Non-MI Thermocouples....
Read MoreSmall over all dimension and high flexibility, which enable temperature measurement in location with poor accessibility. Good mechanical strength....
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