Multi-point thermistor thermometer
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I now want to measure the temperature inside a reactor that is 5 meters long; 10 measurement points are required. The diameter of the protective tube is 8 mm. Do any of you have any practical experience with similar applications?
A blade-type thermocouple will do; it is also known as a surface thermocouple
Inside the reactor, can a blade be used? I’ve never used this type of instrument
Requests can be made, and the manufacturer can produce it customarily.
Maybe I misunderstood; there are also average temperature meters
It has a length of 12 meters and 5 temperature sensors; as long as the temperature doesn’t exceed the limit, there should be no problems, though the brand is not domestic
Those who have done 35 points can contact me
Are you referring to the average thermometer? When using a thermal resistor, it’s basically not used to measure reactors; rather, it’s used for storage tanks. The best foreign brands are something like Ralph or Mary; as for the best domestic brands, I won’t mention them here as they’re not worth recommending. Generally from 5 to 16. I think what LZ is referring to are multiple thermocouples, the flexible kind.
This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2017-4-12 at 15:13. Fertilizer plants use them frequently. If you need to measure the temperature at different levels, an armored multipoint thermometer is suitable; if it’s about different heights, you’ll need to explain exactly what situation you’re dealing with
This type of flexible multi-point thermocouple can be used