Q1: What is the temperature measurement range of S-type platinum-rhodium wire, and is compensation wire required?
A: Long term use at 0-1300 ℃, with a short-term maximum of 1600 ℃. The thermoelectric potential at the cold end cannot be ignored, and S-type specialized compensation wires must be used instead of ordinary copper wires; otherwise, it will introduce significant temperature measurement errors.
Q2: Which working conditions are not suitable for using S-type platinum rhodium wire?
A: Suitable for oxidizing and inert atmospheres; It is strictly prohibited to use bare wire in a reducing atmosphere, sulfur, phosphorus, or metal vapor environment, as it is prone to corrosion and brittle fracture. High-temperature applications should be isolated and protected with corundum protective sleeves.
Q3: How to choose between S-type and R-type platinum rhodium wires?
A: S-type platinum rhodium has lower content and more cost advantages; the high-temperature strength and anti-pollution ability are weaker than the R-type. S-type is preferred when the operating temperature is ≤ 1300 ℃; If the temperature is close to 1400 ℃ or the environmental medium is complex, it is recommended to choose R-type to improve its service life.
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