<i>Thermocouple Temperature Measurement</i>

Kinzie, P. A.; Rubin, Lawrence G.

doi:10.1063/1.3128323

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“…36,37 If a wire is subjected to high temperatures or stresses the lattice can become modified. Drift caused by annealing of thermocouple materials used in high temperature applications is a common problem.…”

Section: B Thermoelectric Devicesmentioning

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“…36 The criteria for thermocouple selection include cost, maximum and minimum operating temperatures, chemical stability, material compatibility, atmospheric protection, mechanical limitations, duration of exposure, sensor lifetime, sensitivity, and output emf. 37 Descriptions of the various commonly available standardized thermocouples are presented in Table I.…”

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Long

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Section: B Thermoelectric Devicesmentioning

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Section: B Thermoelectric Devicesmentioning

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Childs

Greenwood

Long

2000

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442

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“…Mathematical modelling were carried out at parameters [9][10][11]: thermocouple junction (type R): First part present research aimed at comparative analysis of heat time measuring junction thermocouple to temperature, located within permissible variation from nominal static characteristics of conversion. Permissible variation for research thermocouples in accordance with [12], presented in table 2.…”

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Process Simulating of Heat Transfer in High-temperature Thermocouples

Atroshenko

Bychkova

2015

MATEC Web of Conferences

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Abstract. Numerical research of integral characteristics of process of heattransfer in sensitive elements of R, A and B types thermocouples in case of measurement of high temperatures (more than 900 K) is executed. Theoretical dependences of minimum necessary duration of heating up of the thermocouple on value of temperature on boundary of a sensitive element are received. It is shown the thermocouple of R type requires bigger time of heating for obtaining satisfactory accuracy of measurements. Temperature fields in sensitive elements of the specified thermocouples are received. It is shown that distribution of temperature on the thermocouple not linearly and has similar character for the researched thermocouples.

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“…[13], as a day registered, as an exceptional climate form because the maximum temperature was higher than the absolute maximum temperatures in the historical data series registered in Normais Climatológicas 1961~1990, both published in 1992 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian reform, National Department of Meteorology, Brasilia [14]. …”

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Thermal Behaviour in Buildings with Green Covers Combined with Natural Ventilation, Green Facades and Green Roofs

Gallardo¹,

Silva²,

Neves³

et al. 2016

JCEA

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Abstract:The main aim of this paper was to study the influence of ventilation during a typical experimental day, in the internal air temperature as well as in internal surface temperatures under the conditions of the outer environment, using an experimental method which allows a comparison of the thermal performance between four cell tests: a prototype called control (no vegetation) and three with different combinations of vegetation (roofs and facades) installed in a region of tropical climate. The experiments were developed in four test cells with dimensions 2.0 m × 2.50 m × 2.7 m. Measurements of internal surface temperatures and internal air temperatures were collected with the use of specific equipment, a data logger (CR1000, Campbell Scientific Inc.), connected with two multiplexers 32 channels (416AM Campbell Scientific Inc.). Data were recorded over a year and a typical heat day was selected, which was September 24, 2015. The results show that ventilation affects the internal temperature of the air, so that this gets even surpass the external temperature. Regarding surface temperatures, increased temperature, except those which are provided with vegetation, namely, the surfaces which have green walls and green roofs file the lower temperatures. Therefore, we can confirm the ability of vegetation to maintain more pleasant internal conditions compared to the test cells built with conventional materials, thus it can reduce cooling load efficiency.

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Thermocouple Temperature Measurement

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Review of temperature measurement

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Process Simulating of Heat Transfer in High-temperature Thermocouples

Thermal Behaviour in Buildings with Green Covers Combined with Natural Ventilation, Green Facades and Green Roofs

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