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Process Engineering Division – Instrumentation and Automation Section – Daily Topics – Topic No. 2021-01-31

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Process Engineering Division – Instrumentation and Automation Section – Daily Topics – Topic No. 2021-01-31: Discussion question: 374. What are the common type numbers of thermocouples used in your unit? What are the thermoelectromotive forces at 100°C?
Reply #22021-01-31
K-type thermocouple, 4.095mv
Reply #32021-02-01
At 100 degrees, K-type and S-type correspond to 4.1 mv and 0.6860 mv respectively
Reply #42021-02-01
At 100 degrees, K-type and S-type correspond to 4.1 mv and 0.6860 mv respectively
Reply #52021-02-01
K-type thermocouple, 4.095mv
Reply #62021-02-01
It turns out that there were K-type thermocouples on the boiler, with a reading of 4.095 mV; now those thermocouples are no longer there, and PT100 thermistors are the only ones in use. . . .

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