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How to replace temperature measuring instruments online

2020-01-15View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: in situations where the leakage of certain media is not allowed, is it possible to replace temperature sensors connected to pipelines online? What is known at present is the use of a sleeve, but the sleeve should have a relatively large response to temperature, and heat transfer oil also needs to be added inside it. Are there any other good methods?
Reply #22020-01-15
There’s also the dog hammer method. It’s all just nitpicking. . . Industrial reaction vessels and such don’t catch fire or explode; their purpose is to enable gradual heating and cooling. A slight delay in heat transfer of a few seconds – what’s the big deal about that? The tubing works just fine. Just like you rely on your wife to wear a condom – it’s safe and convenient........ right? With your little sprout, what do you expect to achieve by relying on Chang’e? Don’t be restless, okay? {:3_51:}
Reply #32020-01-16
I’m trying my best not to be rude to others. Is there any way to delete this comment?
Reply #42020-01-16
I’ll meet your request. . Coastal river management is also utterly terrible. Become a member and get to know the people from Haichuan, and then no one will bother you.
Reply #52020-01-16
If you want to argue, then go ahead and argue. Use logic when discussing things – there’s no need to be afraid. After all, you’ve spent over a decade in school; you’ve read several physics books. You’re not some 6- or 8-year-old. When raising questions or expressing opinions, you should have some objective basis, some physical logic, and some common sense. Your questions are utterly stupid. I criticize you in order to save you…… If you don’t change your ways, even your children will be brought up to be just as flawed as you are. {:3_51:}
Reply #62020-01-17
Let me explain it to you – the development of products and technologies often exceeds what we designers and users can anticipate. You might be involved only in instrumentation; if you knew more about that area, what about switching to another field? Many things you think are impossible may already have ready-made products available to solve them for others. As a purchaser, I often encounter this phenomenon. It’s unacceptable to stick to old ways of thinking, refuse to improve, and not focus on user needs. Furthermore, a forum is a platform for communication – is it appropriate to talk nonsense and discuss married women?
Reply #72020-01-17
Since everyone has different levels of expertise and specializations, it is important to maintain a humble attitude and engage in discussions and exchanges in a friendly atmosphere. :handshake
Reply #82020-01-17
Yayaya, it’s just a small matter, something trivial – why make such a big deal out of it? Okay, okay, I was wrong. Minibus? But, if you try to navigate society with that kind of way of thinking, it’s likely that those in positions of authority will look down on you and consider you an outlier. You need to be able to make sense of things logically; you can’t first jump into a well before asking how to get out of it. . I was wrong, lol...............
Reply #92020-01-17
Please pay attention to the tone of language in communication

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