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thermocouple

2017-03-13View Original

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”“Multi thermocouple bundle” – does this phrase mean that the thermocouple consists of multiple cores?
Reply #22017-03-13
More or less, is there any problem?
Reply #32017-03-13
The instruments in this section are used to ensure that critical equipment (such as reactors or major compression units) is functioning properly, as stated above
Reply #42017-03-13
Multi-core thermocouple. I have used bimetallic thermocouples
Reply #52017-03-13
Literally, it’s a bundle of these multiple-point thermocouples.
Reply #62017-03-14
We generally call it a single-element multi-point thermocouple

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