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Compressibility of magnesium oxide

2017-05-08View Original

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Does anyone know the compression rate of magnesium oxide as a filler in GoSiko multi-point thermocouples? Thanks!
Reply #22017-05-08
I want to know too; those who know the answer, please reply
Reply #32017-05-09
Compression ratio? What’s it for? Who can give me some explanations?
Reply #42017-05-09
It is the filler inside the thermocouple sheath; the higher the compressibility, the lower the likelihood of gases such as hydrogen leaking out from the filler in case the sheath is damaged or corroded under high-pressure hydrogen environments, thereby enhancing safety.

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