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High temperature thermocouple compensation wire is a temperature compensation wire used in thermocouple measurements. A thermocouple is a temperature sensor composed of two different metals or alloys that determines temperature by measuring the temperature difference between the two metals. However, the output signal of a thermocouple is affected by the ambient temperature, so a compensation wire is required to eliminate the impact of ambient temperature on the measurement.
High temperature thermocouple compensation wire is usually composed of two metals or alloys that match the metals in the thermocouple. This can keep the thermoelectric characteristics of the wire and thermocouple consistent in high temperature environments. In addition, high-temperature thermocouple compensation wires also have the characteristics of high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance and wear resistance, and can work stably and reliably in harsh working environments.
High-temperature thermocouple compensation wires are usually used for temperature measurement in high-temperature environments such as high-temperature furnaces, kilns, and smelting equipment. They can accurately compensate for the impact of ambient temperature on thermocouple measurements, provide reliable temperature data, and ensure process stability and safety.