High Temperature Hotwire probe

Name: High Temperature Hotwire probe
Brand: Dantec Dynamics

Dantec Dynamics

£4128

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Compatible with guide tubes. 2.2 mm long,10µm diameter Pt-Rh wire. For high-temperature applications up to 750°C, a wire probe with a 10 µm diameter, 2.2 mm long, platinum-rhodium wire sensor is available. The prongs are made of a nickel-chromium alloy with an almost zero temperature coefficient of resistance. In this way, temperature variations at the prongs will not cause resistance changes that will be interpreted as velocity changes. Platinum-rhodium is selected due to its relatively high temperature coefficient of resistance, 0.16%/°C, even if its mechanical strength is not outstanding. I

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