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The principle of The Thermocouple (Thermo+couple) is based on the Seebeck effect
that Thomas Seebeck observed this effect in 1821 .
Seebeck effect: A temperature gradient
or A temperature difference between two
points in a metal results in voltage
difference between these.
The thermoelectric voltage developed (dV) per
unit temperature difference(dT) in a conductor
is call Seebeck coefficient. S = dV/dT
The emf between the thermocouple wire
is given by
Metal A, SA
T T V
E = ∫ ( S − S )dt = ∫ S dt Metal B, SB
AB
T0
A B
T0
AB
Measuring junction/
Thermocouple Hot junction
Where SAB = The Seebeck coefficient for Reference junction/
the thermocouple pair A-B Voltage,emf Cold junction Thermocouple Circuit
Inhomogeneity Error In Thermocouple
“The variation of the thermocouple output along the used length.”
•TC As Use TC emf,E
1 2 3 4
E=S12(T1-T2)=small E=S23(T2-T3)=largeE=S34(T3-T4)=small
Pt/Pd, Au/Pt,
Noble (Rare) Metal Base Metal W3-Re/W25-Re(Type C)
Type B, R ,S Type E,J,K,N,T
N IM T
1.Comparison with Fixed Point
Nobel Metal TC
SPRT / HSPRT
Reference Standard Thermocouple
(Pt/Pd ,Au/Pt,Type B,Type R ,Type S)
Range (0oC-962oC)
(-38.8344 oC to 961.78oC )
(0 oC to 1100 oC )
Uncertainty 0.4 oC – 0.5 oC
Calibration Laboratory
Thermocouple
SPRT IPRT DTM LIG
(All Type)
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