Temperature Measurement

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Different physical processes are used to measure temperatures. Temperatures can be read off directly on a scale, e.g. by the expansion of a measuring medium. In industry, temperatures are often measur...


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Different physical processes are used to measure temperatures. Temperatures can be read off directly on a scale, e.g. by the expansion of a measuring medium. In industry, temperatures are often measured electronically. The advantage of electronic measurement is that further processing or transmission of signals to remote locations (controllers, external displays) is easier.

The trainer can be used to carry out and compare different temperature measurement procedures. The trainer includes liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers, as well as a thermocouple,a Pt100 resistance thermometer and an NTC thermistor, each with different protective sleeves, for electronic temperature measurement. A psychrometer with two liquid thermometers is used to measure the relative air humidity.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Familiarisation with different temperature measurement methods:

Non-electrical methods: liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers

Electronic methods: thermocouple, Pt100 resistance thermometer, NTC thermistor

Determination of air humidity with a psychrometer

Familiarisation with the function of the individual temperature measuring instruments

Response behaviour of the sensors

Steady and transient behaviour

Specification

Steady and transient temperature measurement with typical measurement instruments

Temperature sensors: liquid thermometer, bimetal thermometer, Pt100, thermistor (NTC), type K thermocouple

Psychrometer for determining the relative air humidity

Defined temperature jumps up to 80°C

Experimental tank and heating tank with temperature control, water-filled

Both tanks equipped with stirring machine

Fan generates constant air temperature above the experimental tank

3-channel line recorder for recording the measured values

 

Technical Data

Heater

output: 2kW at 230V, 1,5kW at 120V

tank capacity: 4L

Temperature controller

PID

Line recorder

3 channels

serial interface

Temperature sensors

liquid thermometer with organic liquid

bimetal thermometer

psychrometer

thermocouple type K

thermistor (NTC)

Pt100

Measuring ranges

temperature: 0…100°C

rel. humidity: 3…96%

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase; 120V, 60Hz, 1 phase

LxWxH: 1200x700x1550mm

Weight: approx. 185kg


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Different physical processes are used to measure temperatures. Temperatures can be read off directly on a scale, e.g. by the expansion of a measuring medium. In industry, temperatures are often measured electronically. The advantage of electronic measurement is that further processing or transmission of signals to remote locations (controllers, external displays) is easier.

The trainer can be used to carry out and compare different temperature measurement procedures. The trainer includes liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers, as well as a thermocouple,a Pt100 resistance thermometer and an NTC thermistor, each with different protective sleeves, for electronic temperature measurement. A psychrometer with two liquid thermometers is used to measure the relative air humidity.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Familiarisation with different temperature measurement methods:

Non-electrical methods: liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers

Electronic methods: thermocouple, Pt100 resistance thermometer, NTC thermistor

Determination of air humidity with a psychrometer

Familiarisation with the function of the individual temperature measuring instruments

Response behaviour of the sensors

Steady and transient behaviour

Specification

Steady and transient temperature measurement with typical measurement instruments

Temperature sensors: liquid thermometer, bimetal thermometer, Pt100, thermistor (NTC), type K thermocouple

Psychrometer for determining the relative air humidity

Defined temperature jumps up to 80°C

Experimental tank and heating tank with temperature control, water-filled

Both tanks equipped with stirring machine

Fan generates constant air temperature above the experimental tank

3-channel line recorder for recording the measured values

 

Technical Data

Heater

output: 2kW at 230V, 1,5kW at 120V

tank capacity: 4L

Temperature controller

PID

Line recorder

3 channels

serial interface

Temperature sensors

liquid thermometer with organic liquid

bimetal thermometer

psychrometer

thermocouple type K

thermistor (NTC)

Pt100

Measuring ranges

temperature: 0…100°C

rel. humidity: 3…96%

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase; 120V, 60Hz, 1 phase

LxWxH: 1200x700x1550mm

Weight: approx. 185kg

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