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Regarding the Reaction Axe Thermometer option type

2016-08-24View Original

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Our company currently uses a three-ton reaction kettle for measuring the temperature of the material inside it. There are two types of thermometers used: one is an electric resistance (digital display) thermometer, and the other is a bimetallic thermometer. When the kettle is filled to capacity, the temperatures shown by both thermometers are consistent. However, when only one-third or one-half of the kettle is filled, the reading on the bimetallic thermometer is inaccurate. From this perspective, is a bimetallic thermometer not suitable for our use? Thank you!

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