Q1: What is the temperature measurement range of R-type platinum-rhodium wire, and is compensation wire required?
A: The long-term use temperature range is 0- 1450 °C, with a short-term maximum of 1600 ℃. The thermoelectric potential at room temperature cannot be ignored and must be matched with R-type dedicated compensation wires. Ordinary copper wires cannot be used; otherwise, significant measurement errors will occur.
Q2: What are the requirements for the usage atmosphere of R-type platinum rhodium wire?
A: Suitable for oxidizing and inert atmospheres; Not suitable for reducing and sulfur-containing gas environments, and should not be in direct contact with metal vapor, which can easily cause wire contamination and brittleness. It is recommended to use corundum protective sleeves for high-temperature use.
Q3: How to choose and distinguish between R-type and S-type platinum rhodium wires?
A: R-type has a higher platinum-rhodium content, better high-temperature strength than S-type, and better anti-pollution performance; The S-type thermoelectric potential is slightly lower. R-type is preferred for temperatures between 1300-1450 ℃; Below 1300 ℃, S-type can also meet the requirements and can be selected based on cost and operating conditions.
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