Q1: What is the minimum bending radius requirement for armored thermocouple cables?
A: Generally, the bending radius should not be less than 5-7 times the outer diameter of the armor. The hot end probe should not be bent as much as possible to avoid internal wire breakage and affect temperature measurement.
Q2: Can armored thermocouples directly measure high-temperature media?
A: The upper limit of temperature measurement depends on the sheath material and thermocouple scale, and different models have different temperature resistance; Under ultra-high temperature conditions, it is necessary to verify the specifications and parameters. Exceeding the range will accelerate aging and damage.
Q3: What are the reasons for the temperature measurement signal jumping and inaccurate values?
A: Common causes include electromagnetic interference, poor wiring contact, and insulation layer damage caused by moisture. It is recommended to use a shielded type for interference environments, with single-point grounding of the shielding layer, and to check the tightness of the wiring terminals.
Q4: Can armored thermocouple cables be extended and spliced for use?
A: It is not recommended to directly connect and extend at will. Compensation wires with the same division number should be used for extension; Mixing ordinary wires will generate additional heating potential, causing significant measurement errors.
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