Measuring temperature for industrial and manufacturing can be tricky. While thermal measurement may be the goal, you also have to consider how replicable the results can be, the sensor’s durability, and the temperature range.
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Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are crucial to developing reliable, low-cost nuclear power options. SMRs in the US come in many sizes, employ many different technologies, and have a wide variety of capabilities in many different deployment situations.
Helical thermowells isolate and protect a temperature sensor’s sensing element from pressurized, high-velocity, and corrosive materials.
Before now, fossil fuels have dominated as the renewable power and energy resource for most countries, with several accompanying implications on health and the climate globally.
One of the greatest challenges in today’s industries is an increased demand for hydrogen. Due to its ever-increasing industrial relevance, there is a need for efficient methods of hydrogen production.
In addition to the standard temperature sensors such as RTDs, Thermocouples and Thermistors, Temp-Pro has complete custom design and manufacturing capabilities to assist you in any temperature sensing requirement.
Temperature sensors have played a considerable part in the manufacturing processes of different industries, including power generation, oil and gas, aerospace and many other industries.
For those unfamiliar, RTDs and thermocouples are sensors that measure heat in Fahrenheit or Kelvin units. Each of these instruments converts temperature readings into electrical conductors. RTDs work on the principle of resistance, which happens uniformly with temperature changes.
Temperature sensors are a vital part of the HVAC industry which includes heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
The petrochemical industry rests solidly on the foundation of crude oil and natural gas. Through careful manipulation of these source products, particularly with regards to temperature, moisture, pressure and atmospheric gasses, a myriad of final product options are obtained
