Thermocouple with carbon fiber electrodes

Fialkov, Anastasia; Lakh, V. I.; Kuchinskaya, O. F.; Novikov, E.V.; Shevchuk, A. T.; Zaichikov, S. G.

doi:10.1007/bf01061551

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“…For the advantage of ceramics on the thermal and chemical stability, some conductive ceramics, including silicon carbide, titanium dioxide, boron carbide and carbon, are considered as candidate materials for thermocouples [3,4,5]. But the results of previous research show that such thermocouples have some certain disadvantages [6,7]. Such as, thermocouples employing carbon are limited to work below 500 ºC in an oxidation environment owing to oxidation of carbon.…”

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A Novel Ceramic Thermocouple Used in High-Temperature Measurement

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Shao

et al. 2011

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MoSi2and SiC ceramics were prepared by traditional powder metallurgy method. A novel ceramic thermocouple (CTC) used in the high temperature and high corrosion environment was assembled by SiC as the cathode and MoSi2as the anode. The thermo-emf of CTC was tested from 25 °C to 1600 °C in air. The results show that there is a simple relationship between the thermo-emf of CTC and the temperature. By holding temperature for 70 h at 1500 °C, the deviation of thermo-emf is ±0.37%, and better than 0.75% which is the criteria of industry thermocouple. And also the response characteristics of CTC were analyzed.

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