310201c Thermocouples Flashcards

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What are the three most common types of thermocouples

A
  1. Type J
  2. Type K
  3. Type T
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What is the color coding for the negative conductor in all thermocouples?

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The color coding for negative conductors in a thermocouple is always RED

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3
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Name the two metals used to construct type K thermocouples

A

Chromel (+)
Alumel (-)

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4
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Name the two metals used to construct type J thermocouples

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Iron (+)
Constantan (-)

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5
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Name the two metals used to construct type T thermocouples

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Copper (+)
Constantan (-)

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What is the overall jacket wire color for a type J thermocouple

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Type J thermocouple = black

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What is the overall jacket wire color for a type K thermocouple

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Type K thermocouple = yellow

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The ______ ______ describes the redistribution of electrons when one end of a conductor is heated

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The seed back effect describes the redistribution of electrons when one end of a conductor is heated

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9
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Which thermocouple provides the most linear response to a change in temperature?

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Type K Thermocouple

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10
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Define the law of intermediate metals

A

The introduction of a third medal into the circuit has no effect upon the output voltage generated if the junctions created by the third metal are the same temperature

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Y is solving for temperatures using thermocouple tables more accurate than using Seebeek coefficient?

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The non-linearity of the temperature voltage-relationship causes the Seebeek coefficient to change.
Thermocouple tables are adjusted for nonlinearity.

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