Protective sleeve of high-temperature thermocouple for sintering
A technology for protecting sleeves and thermocouples, applied in the direction of using electrical devices, using electromagnetic means, using thermometers that are directly sensitive to heat-sensitive electrical/magnetic components, etc., can solve the problem of poor thermal shock resistance and thermocouple protection sleeves. Erosion damage, intolerance to oxidation and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving thermal shock resistance and avoiding damage to the protective casing
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[0014] Such as figure 1 As shown, a high-temperature thermocouple protection sleeve for sintering is composed of 50% to 55% of magnesium oxide MgO, 15% to 20% of aluminum oxide Al 2 o 3 , 5%~10% molybdenum Mo, 4%~8% titanium oxide TiO 2 , 4%~8% chromium oxide Cr 2 o 3 , 2%~5% zirconium dioxide ZrO 2 and 1%~4% chromium Cr, mixed and fired; after mixing the above raw materials, add 1~3% binder of the total mass of the mixed raw materials to mix evenly, put them into a mold for compression molding, and then statically place them in the mold After curing for 5~6 hours, demoulding, after demoulding, place it for 24~26 hours for natural curing, and finally put it in a kiln for 6~8 hours at 1430~1460°C to get the protective sleeve.
[0015] In the present invention, the binder is resin or silica sol.
[0016] One of the main raw material components for making protective sleeves is magnesium oxide. Magnesium oxide has good high-temperature insulation and thermal conductivit...
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