I have a question: which specific part of a bimetallic thermometer is referred to as the sheath?

2009-10-29View Original

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According to the specifications, the sheath of a bimetallic thermometer is generally 5 mm shorter than the tube. Shouldn’t the sheath have the same length as the tube? Is it used for connecting the tube and the thermometer? Isn’t the connection joint located above the tube? I’m not sure; could someone provide an image to show which part exactly is referred to as the sheath?

Reply #22009-10-29

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Reply #32009-10-29

The sheath should be the part below the sealing surface, while the sleeve includes the sealing compression ring.

Reply #42009-10-30

Thank you to the person above; I see now. No wonder the sleeve is 5mm shorter than the casing

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