7. Temperature

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Methods of temperature measurement

  1. pressure/volume(thermal expansion)

  2. contact potential btw diff metal

  3. resistance of metal/semiconductor

  4. energy radiation

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Working mechanism of a thermoelectric temperature sensor (thermocouple)

  • 2 different metal joint at both end

  • Seebeck effect: when junctions of the metal experience different temperature, electric current flows

  • contact potential (difference in electric potential difference) increases with temperature

<ul><li><p>2 different metal joint at both end </p></li><li><p>Seebeck effect: when junctions of the metal experience different temperature, electric current flows</p></li><li><p>contact potential (difference in electric potential difference) increases with temperature</p></li></ul><p></p>
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how does contact potential occur

junction of 2 different metal always produces contact potential

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How to account for contact potential of wires connecting the voltmeter (2 ways)

  1. ensure junction of wire and voltmeter wire is kept at same temperature, therefore the contact potential produced cancels out

  2. connect in second configuration, such that V1=V2-V3

<ol><li><p>ensure junction of wire and voltmeter wire is kept at same temperature, therefore the contact potential produced cancels out</p></li><li><p>connect in second configuration, such that V1=V2-V3</p></li></ol><p></p>
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Factors to consider when choosing type of thermocouple

  • sensitivity and temperature range

  • application to corrosive environment

  • withstand thermal and mechanical stress

  • accuracy

  • price

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<p>Difference between thermocouple probe ends:</p><ul><li><p>soldered bare wire</p></li><li><p>metallic sheath</p></li></ul><p></p>

Difference between thermocouple probe ends:

  • soldered bare wire

  • metallic sheath

Metallic sheath:

  • can touch conductive surface due to inner insulation

  • longer response time as sheath and insulation has to be heated up before it reaches junction

Insulation material has high resistance and thermal conductivity

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<p>Working mechanism of basic metallic resistance thermometer + formula </p>

Working mechanism of basic metallic resistance thermometer + formula

resistance of certain metal changes with temp

α: temperature coeff of resistance

<p>resistance of certain metal changes with temp</p><p>α: temperature coeff of resistance</p>
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Reasons platinum is commonly used for metallic resistance thermometer + 1 disadvantage

platinum typically used for

  • stability

  • reproducibility(linear relationship)

  • inert and resistant to contamination

disadvantage: less sensitive compared to other metals

<p>platinum typically used for </p><ul><li><p>stability</p></li><li><p> reproducibility(linear relationship)</p></li><li><p>inert and resistant to contamination</p></li></ul><p>disadvantage: less sensitive compared to other metals</p>
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3 types of metallic resistance thermometer construction

a. wire directly exposed to fluid measured

b. isolated by ceramic rod to prevent contamination that could change relationship to temeperature

c. metal deposited as thin film pattern on insulating substrate and attached to flat surface

<p>a. wire directly exposed to fluid measured</p><p>b. isolated by ceramic rod to prevent contamination that could change relationship to temeperature</p><p>c. metal deposited as thin film pattern on insulating substrate and attached to flat surface</p>
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2 Potential errors occur in metallic resistance thermometer

  1. self heating effect-electric current heats up wire due to energy dissipation

  2. Thermoelectric effect(seebeck effect): if resistance wire and lead wire is made of different material, additional current will flow

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Relationship of resistance and temperature of a thermistor (semiconductor resistance thermometer)

  • resistance decrease with temperature increase

  • larger negative temperature coefficient of resistance

<ul><li><p>resistance decrease with temperature increase</p></li><li><p>larger negative temperature coefficient of resistance</p></li></ul><p></p>
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difference between thermistors and metallic resistance thermometer

  • smaller

  • responds to temperature variance more quickly

BUT

  • self heating effect is greater→ should operate at lower current levels

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How does resistive thermometer be converted into voltage

due to small current levels, thermistor x is large, and approximation of small x does not apply

<p>due to small current levels, thermistor x is large, and approximation of small x does not apply</p>
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<p>How to determine temperature by varying R2</p>

How to determine temperature by varying R2

change R2 to ensure V0=0

therefore R2=RT

<p>change R2 to ensure V0=0</p><p>therefore R2=RT</p>
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<p>Working principle of radiation pyrometer</p>

Working principle of radiation pyrometer

detect infared radiation given by object measured

temperature transducer used in detector (e.g. thermopile) is converted to radiation energy using Stefan-Boltzmann law - detect temperature from radiation NOT surface temperature)

energy converted to temperature of measured surface using black body energy plot

<p>detect infared radiation given by object measured</p><p>temperature transducer used in detector (e.g. thermopile) is converted to radiation energy using Stefan-Boltzmann law - detect temperature from radiation NOT surface temperature)</p><p>energy converted to temperature of measured surface using black body energy plot</p>
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Definition of black body

black body emit radiation in all wavelengths

a ‘body’ at a certain temperature emits certain amounts of enerhy at certain spectrum

any object that temperature is not absolute zero will emit radiation

<p>black body emit radiation in all wavelengths</p><p>a ‘body’ at a certain temperature emits certain amounts of enerhy at certain spectrum</p><p>any object that temperature is not absolute zero will emit radiation</p>
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Advantages and disadvantages of pyrometers

GOOD:

short response time

distance independent measurement

BAD:
error for reflective or transparent/translucent surface

<p>GOOD:</p><p>short response time</p><p>distance independent measurement</p><p>BAD:<br>error for reflective or transparent/translucent surface</p>
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<p>Equation of temperature response time for a constant temperature</p>

Equation of temperature response time for a constant temperature

speed of change is categorised by time constant (1/K) or time when it reached 0.63(Tf-T0)

<p>speed of change is categorised by time constant (1/K) or time when it reached 0.63(Tf-T0)</p>
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Equation of temperature response time for a sinusoidally varying temperature

  • the lag causes the measured temperature to not accurately measure the maximum temperature

<ul><li><p>the lag causes the measured temperature to not accurately measure the maximum temperature</p></li></ul><p></p>