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Install temperature measurement devices on the boiler

2018-05-10View Original

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There are several boilers in the factory, and I want to add temperature display devices. How can I achieve a temperature range of 1000–1500? Does anyone have any suggestions? My idea is to use thermocouples for measurement, and then install a temperature controller or something similar on a pillar so that the temperature can be monitored at any time, but I’m not sure how to do this
Reply #22018-05-10
:Lol uses thermoelectric rods, but I’m not sure if they can withstand such high temperatures.
Reply #32018-05-11
Install a platinum-rhodium thermocouple, then hang a small cabinet on the column, put a gauge in it, run a wire to connect it, and that’s it.
Reply #42018-05-13
Does \"cabinet\" refer to a distribution box? Is it an empty box or one with circuits built in? And what type of meter should be used? Can it be connected directly to thermocouples?
Reply #52018-05-14
It involves connecting a thermocouple on-site with a wire, installing a small power distribution cabinet on the wall, making a slot in it to fit the temperature control device, and there are also circuit breakers and other components inside the cabinet.

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