Thermal resistance insertion depth
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The storage tank is 8 meters tall, with the thermometer installed at the top. What should be an appropriate depth for inserting the thermometer?
Anti-tank temperature sensors are usually installed on the side of the bottom, right? If they’re installed at the top, would you have to use a thermometer that’s 6 to 7 meters long?
Why install it on top? It can be installed on the side of the bottom; it’s best to use an inner sleeve to prevent leakage in case the resistance sleeve gets damaged
I’ve never heard of installing a pressure gauge on the top of a tank before!
A depth of around 4 meters is sufficient; it can be designed with a core-pulling mechanism, which makes maintenance easier
Bottom side mounting; or if higher requirements are needed, then top, middle, and bottom side mounting
Personally, I think 4~5m is appropriate.
Is there stirring? It’s too deep; be careful not to break it
I’ve really never seen a temperature measurement system installed on the top of a storage tank. Is it to measure the temperature of the gas phase at the top?
I’ve heard this kind of statement for the first time – is it just a gas cylinder? If what’s being measured is gas, then such a possibility exists; generally, the insertion depth in this case is around 400–500
You are measuring the temperature of the gas phase at the top; if you want to measure the temperature of the liquid, wouldn’t it be better to choose the lower part?