What should be the ideal measurement range for a thermometer used in circulating water?
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Everyone, what should be the ideal measurement range for a thermometer used in circulating water? Those we use range from 0–100°C to 0–150°C, but the return temperature of the circulating water is within 40°C.
0–100℃ is sufficient. For temperature measurement, it is important that the temperature range does not exceed the actual operating range by too much, and that the required measurement accuracy be moderate
I agree with the opinion above; it’s sufficient to ensure operations within a reasonable range of testing. The range of 0–100°C meets the requirements, and the precision is also adequate.
The range of 0–100℃ is the best, as the return temperature of the circulating water is generally between 40 and 50℃. Under abnormal conditions, such as when the circulating water flow is insufficient or when the heat exchangers in a new installation are highly efficient, it is possible for the return temperature of the circulating cooling water to exceed 60–70℃.
Different processes require different specifications, right? Our circulating water temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees, while the recycled water temperature should be below 45 degrees
The maximum temperature of the circulating water should be controlled at 45 degrees
The range of 0–100℃ is the best; the smaller the range, the higher the precision.
Agree to use a measurement range of 0–100