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How to deal with carbon deposition on thermocouple temperature sensors

2011-04-13View Original

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How to deal with carbon buildup on thermocouple temperature sensors? Or rather, what kind of thermocouples should be used in areas prone to carbon buildup to prevent such buildup on the sensors?
Reply #22011-04-13
I don’t understand the operating conditions you’re referring to; basically, by using protective sleeves and paying attention to the installation method, it should be possible to reduce measurement errors. It is removed during major repairs
Reply #32011-04-14
Reply to 2# ggb: The thermocouples have a diameter of 5–8 mm, which is relatively small; they lack an outer tube and are also quite long, ranging from over two meters to over four meters in length. They are used in furnaces

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