Should the on-site pressure be taken into account when selecting a thermal resistor?
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I think the on-site pressure has little impact on thermistor measurements
There is no impact; it is only the outer protective tube that takes pressure into account.
In corrosive environments, I usually use @16 (316L) as the protective sleeve
The thermometer sleeve should take the pressure inside XX into consideration
The pressure at the site has little impact on the measurement of the thermoresistor.
There are pressure-bearing and non-pressure-bearing types; those with sealed protective sleeves do not require consideration of pressure, but some sleeves are not sealed, and since the thermoresistor element needs to be inserted into them, pressure must be taken into account in such cases
Thermistors cannot withstand much pressure on their own, but they are usually used in conjunction with protective sleeves; when pressure is taken into consideration, it refers to the pressure limits of these sleeves. As for temperature measurement itself, it has little to do with pressure.