How to choose this top-mounted thermometer?
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It’s inserted from the top of the reactor – it’s too long; the sleeve is 1.5 meters long. What type should be chosen? Ordinary thermometers are two to three hundred centimeters long; surely one can’t choose a rod that’s over a meter long
We’ve used 7-meter thermometers before; what is this, it’s not even worth anything.
Both thermal resistors and thermocouples are available; armored types are preferred.
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Such a temperature sleeve is not very long; in practical use, it might even be shorter. Because under different processes, the material level can be very low; the length you choose might not be sufficient to reach it. How can it be measured then? So, there’s no problem with the length.
Hehe, a armored thermistor with a movable clamping sleeve allows for adjusting its length
Armored thermoresistors come with a movable collar that allows the length to be adjusted.
Why pretend like this? ? Did you draw a horizontal or vertical reactor here? It should be vertical! Can’t it be installed at the bottom?
For standard reaction kettles, if a temperature measurement port is provided at the bottom, those made of enamel are considered non-standard products and are more difficult to handle; in the case of stainless steel materials, factors such as the location of the ports, stirring mechanisms, and internal reinforcement need to be taken into account