I have a lab thermocouple that is connected to control. It has steel sheath ( don't know if its grounded or not), the tip is 1/2 inch long and the wiring is covered by steel woven with K type connector.
When I put the tip into hot liquid, it does not show any temperature change, but when I touch the top part near the end of wiring, it reacted and showing my body temperature.
I checked using ohm meter and it shows connection from the sheath to the end of the line. and other directly exposed thermocouple showing correct temperature reading.
any idea if there is special requirements to operate sheated thermocouples?
thanks
2007-04-19
03:34:00
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coza b
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http://www.capgo.com/Resources/Temperature/Thermocouple/ThermoSheath.GIF
2007-04-19
03:39:36 ·
update #1