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Excuse me, Brother Pig – do you have any selection information regarding surface-mounted thermal resistors for the outer surfaces of pressure transfer tubes in measuring instruments? During a bidding process for a certain client, it was required to have insulation and heating systems for these measuring instrument pipelines, as well as temperature indication and high-temperature alarm functions. After some thought, I think I’ll use an external thermistor for now. Attach it to the pressure guiding pipeline, and then use insulation and heating to enclose this external thermistor within the heating layer. Brother Pig is well-informed; do you have any materials?
:Lol, I don’t have that information. Your approach is correct. .
That’s how it’s measured; there’s no other way
There are two types: one is the patch type, where the heat-conducting sheet is welded to the pipe, and the other is the bundling type you mentioned. There isn’t much information available on temperature
You can choose the PT100 embedded thermistor used in high-voltage motors and just wrap it around