A short-type temperature sensor ultra-high temperature calibration device and method
A temperature sensor and ultra-high temperature technology, applied in thermometer testing/calibration, thermometers, measuring devices, etc., can solve difficult application problems and achieve the effect of lowering the temperature
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[0050] For a short type temperature sensor such as figure 1 shown) to carry out the calibration work at 400-1100°C. The sensor has two important lengths, which are the length of the high temperature zone and the length of the water cooling zone. The length of the high temperature zone is the maximum length that the sensor can withstand the high temperature of the test environment. Water cooling The zone length is the maximum length over which the sensor can accept good water cooling. The sensor used in this embodiment has a length of 20 mm in the high temperature zone and a length of 10 mm in the water cooling zone. Select the appropriate conversion tooling according to the size of the sensor (see figure 2 ), so that the sensor can be fully water-cooled, and the length of the front end extending into the small graphite cavity is reasonable. In order to ensure the calibration accuracy, a W526 tungsten-rhenium thermocouple is assembled into the calibration device together wit...
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[0053] For a short type temperature sensor such as Figure 4 Shown) Carry out the calibration work at 600-1800°C, the length of the high temperature zone of the sensor is 40mm, and the length of the water cooling zone is 25mm. The assembly process is similar to that of Example 1. After the installation is completed, the vacuum pump is turned on to draw a vacuum. Since this example needs to raise the temperature to 1800°C, in order to prevent high-power breakdown, the furnace body is filled with high-purity argon after the vacuum is drawn. slightly greater than atmospheric pressure.
[0054] Such as Figure 5 As shown, in this embodiment, the temperature rises from room temperature to 1800° C., starting from 600° C. at every 200° C., and maintaining each temperature point for 30 minutes.
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