Temperature measurement inside the mixing tank
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The reaction tank is equipped with anchor-type agitators; now we plan to measure the liquid temperature. Is there any good solution for this?
Here are a few suggestions: For the glass-lined temperature probe used with enamel reaction vessels, thermistor temperature sensors should be employed. Due to the poor heat transfer properties of glass lining, heat transfer oil can be added to the temperature probe sleeve. If the thermometer is intended for use in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 0°C, it is necessary to prevent the temperature probe sleeve from freezing as a result of moisture forming inside it under low-temperature conditions, which could otherwise lead to inaccurate temperature readings. A 40% ethylene glycol solution can also be used as a heat transfer medium, but you need to regularly check for any loss of ethylene glycol.
There should be a connector for a thermometer; just install a thermistor thermometer and that’s it
If the liquid is well mixed, the temperature inside and on the surface should be similar; in such cases, a non-contact temperature measurement device, such as an infrared thermometer, can be considered
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