Difference between revisions of "Thermocouple"
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Two different metal wires such as Chromel and Constantan ( Type E) are twisted together at each end. One wire is cut in the middle and a volt meter is placed across the cut wires to measure the potential difference that is produced by sticking each end into a bath of different temperatures; such as one twisted end in ice water and the other twisted end in hot water. | Two different metal wires such as Chromel and Constantan ( Type E) are twisted together at each end. One wire is cut in the middle and a volt meter is placed across the cut wires to measure the potential difference that is produced by sticking each end into a bath of different temperatures; such as one twisted end in ice water and the other twisted end in hot water. | ||
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* | * Thermocoupler: Dr. 82 | ||
*Voltmeter: Dr. 147 | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:42, 1 May 2023
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Description:
Two different metal wires such as Chromel and Constantan ( Type E) are twisted together at each end. One wire is cut in the middle and a volt meter is placed across the cut wires to measure the potential difference that is produced by sticking each end into a bath of different temperatures; such as one twisted end in ice water and the other twisted end in hot water.
Location:
- Thermocoupler: Dr. 82
- Voltmeter: Dr. 147
