When using a thermocouple to measure temperature, can the MV value be measured directly without disconnecting the wires?
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It shouldn’t matter whether the stitches are removed or not, right?
It would be best if there is no interlock; otherwise, the amount of wire to be removed needs to be determined. In cases where there is grounding, online measurement is inaccurate.
For voltage signals, it’s not necessary to disconnect the wires; however, for accurate measurement, it’s better to do so.
Accurate measurements cannot be obtained without disassembly; if the wires are grounded, damaged, or have short circuits, this will affect the results
It depends on your temperature variation configuration; for example, with the MTL temperature variation safety barrier, it operates at its maximum level in an open-circuit mode by default. The temperature is usually under high interlock; therefore, if there is an interlock in place, it’s best to use a bypass, and if there is control available, it’s best to switch to manual mode.
The next Thermodynamic Assistant – it can convert values for thermocouples and resistors. It’s available only for Android devices; for Apple devices, you can check my official WeChat account. There’s a conversion tool available in the instrument tools section, but an internet connection is required
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It has some impact, but not very significant. If the requirements aren’t too high, it’s not necessary to remove the stitches
I just dealt with the thermocouple issue yesterday, without removing anything throughout the process