To measure the temperature of the vaporization furnace, which manufacturer’s thermocouples are everyone using?
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1. To measure the temperature of the vaporization furnace, which manufacturer’s thermocouples are being used? 2. The thermocouples in the gasification furnace have a short lifespan and need to be replaced frequently. How can we carry out these replacements quickly and effectively? Could everyone share their experience with such replacements? 3. What special tools are needed to replace a thermocouple? 4. Can it be replaced online? 5. How to extend the service life of thermocouples? This post was last edited by Mobei Yihai on 2009-3-3 15:17.]
How do various manufacturers install the temperature measurement thermocouples at the conical bottom support plate of the gasifier? Is welding required?
Our company is welded to the support plate!
The temperature measurement method used in HT-L can be adopted as a reference for indirect measurement; for temperatures up to around 1000 degrees, platinum-rhodium-platinum thermocouples work well.
The last edit to this post was made by Jianhezhai on 2009-6-18 at 18:03. As for metals that can withstand high temperatures, I’ve only encountered tungsten filaments in my life; however, I exposed them to a temperature of 12,000 degrees Celsius. Haha, quite exciting, right? At that temperature, only ceramics remain, but they become softened. I used spectroscopic temperature measurement to determine this
Original poster, you work with automation as well as instruments; you’re also involved with thermocouples. I wonder what tools are needed? One adjustable head, one pair of gloves, one safety helmet, and one Phillips screwdriver can be replaced online, provided that it is of the armored type with protective covers.