Article | REF: R2710 V1

Pyrometric rods

Author: Thierry VIGNERON

Publication date: September 10, 2002

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2. Constitution

Figure 1 shows the main components of a temperature sensor. A temperature sensor consists of a sensing element, which, depending on the sensor used, may be a thermometric resistor or a thermocouple, an insulating cover for the conductors, an outer sheath and a connecting element. The sensor is connected to the instrumentation by a cable.

2.1 Resistance elements

The variation in electrical resistance is translated into temperature using a known analytical relationship.

Construction of a temperature sensor
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