T6 – Screw in thermoelements
Genuine screw-in thermoelements are intended for measuring temperature of liquid and gaseous media, at low and medium pressures, primarily in containers and pipelines.
Electrical connection is made via a terminal block or a transmitter, in the connection head.
Thermoelement is mounted directly in the medium in which the temperature is measured.
Basic parts of thermoelement are as follows:
– connection head,
– external protection tube,
– measuring insert,
– process connection.
Connection head of thermoelement can be of various dimensions and shapes and is defined via the configurator.
External protection tube of thermoelement is made of material selected to suit the process conditions and is directly immersed in the medium in which the temperature is measured.
Measuring insert can be in classic and mantel design with different types of thermocouples (J, K, N, T) which are defined via the Ordering Information form.
We recommend the mantel design, which has a number of advantages:
– there is no contamination and oxidation of the hot end of the thermocouple, because it is in highly compressed magnesium oxide, without the presence of oxygen,
– faster response,
– great resistance to vibrations,
– higher reliability in operation,
– longer service life.
The only advantage of the classic measuring insert is the lower price.
Process connection is achieved using connections of different shapes and dimensions.
Technical characteristics
Basic technical characteristics are specified in the configurator.
By filling in the configurator, an order code is generated, which defines the product.
Built-in length of thermoelement can be:
– constant (achieved by means of a process connection that is welded to protection tube),
– adjustable (achieved by means of a compression connection, which is movable along protection tube).
Use
– chemical industry,
– petroleum industry,
– thermal power plants and hydroelectric power plants,
– food industry,
– pharmaceutical industry,
– construction machines, plants, containers…
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