Temperature measurement method without temperature compensation thermocouple
A technology of temperature compensation and thermocouples, which is applied to thermometers, thermometers with directly heat-sensitive electric/magnetic elements, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problem that only partial compensation can be obtained
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[0058] (1) Establish the temperature-thermoelectric potential index tables of two thermocouples with different thermoelectric properties at the same fixed free end temperature;
[0059] (2) List a combination of working end temperature value-free end temperature value, and find out the thermoelectric potential values output by the corresponding two thermocouples according to the two graduation tables obtained in step (1);
[0060] (3) Repeat step (2) until all required combinations of working end temperature value-free end temperature value and corresponding two thermocouple output thermoelectric potential values are listed and organized into a table;
[0061] (4) Rewrite the table obtained in step (3) into the double thermoelectric potential value and its corresponding two-dimensional graduation table of the working end temperature at the same temperature and the double thermoelectric potential and its corresponding two-dimensional graduation table of the free end temperat...
specific Embodiment approach 2
[0069] (1) Take the temperature as the horizontal or vertical axis, and take the thermoelectric potential as the vertical or horizontal axis to draw the temperature-thermoelectric potential fitting curves of two thermocouples with different thermoelectric properties at the same fixed free end temperature in the same coordinate system That is, the temperature-thermoelectric potential hyperbola f1, f2 such as Figure 5 shown;
[0070] (2) Place the two working ends of the two thermocouples at the same temperature measuring point;
[0071] (3) Place the free ends of the two thermocouples at the same ambient temperature point;
[0072] (4) Measure and read out the respective thermoelectric potential values e1 and e2 of the two thermocouples;
[0073] (5) to image 3 The origin in is the starting point, that is, let t1=0 and read the value of t2 on the f1 curve at the vertical axis e1;
[0074] (6) Read the corresponding thermoelectric potential e2* value on the f2 curve acco...
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