Bimetallic Thermometer: Uses a strip of two bonded metals that bend with temperature changes, moving a pointer on a dial to indicate temperature.
Thermowell: A sealed, protective tube that isolates the thermometer from the process medium, allowing the sensor to "feel" the temperature through the thermowell's wall.
Flange: A flat, circular fitting that attaches securely to a matching flange on a pipe or tank, providing a leak-tight, high-pressure seal.
Protection: Shields the thermometer from corrosive media, high velocity, vibration, and extreme temperatures.
Easy Maintenance: Allows for quick replacement or calibration of the thermometer without draining the system.
Robust Construction: Typically made from stainless steel (like 316L) for durability.
Versatile Mounting: Flanged connections come in various sizes (1", 1.5", 2") and pressure ratings (150#, 300#, etc.) for different applications.
Chemical processing plants
Petrochemical industries
Oil and gas pipelines
Power generation facilities
Shipbuilding
Flange Type: Raised Face (RF), Flat Face (FF), or Ring Type Joint (RTJ).
Flange Rating: 150#, 300#, 600#, etc., matching the system's pressure.
Thermowell Design: Solid drilled or fabricated, with appropriate length and diameter for the process.
Material: Stainless steel (304, 316) is common, but other alloys are used for extreme corrosives.
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