Integral boring armored thermal resistor
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Everyone: What is an integrally bored armored thermal resistor? What is the difference from general armored thermal resistors?
It probably means that the protective tube is integrally processed from stainless steel rods. The measurement subject part is not welded. Generally used in occasions with high pressure resistance and relatively large vibration. For reference.
Sir, the difference between the integrally bored armored thermal resistor and the ordinary armored thermal resistor is the protective sleeve. The casing of an ordinary armored thermal resistor is a metal pipe sealed at one end and made for installing a thermal resistor core. It can only be used in ordinary places where the temperature and pressure are relatively low, the wear and impact are weak, and the vibration is not strong. The protective sleeve of the integrally bored armored thermal resistor is a metal plate that is drilled to install the thermal resistor. It is mainly used in places with high temperature, high pressure, high wear, high impact and strong vibration. For example: Fluidized bed temperature measurement, high pressure steam temperature measurement and other positions.
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