A K- type thermocouple is used to measure the temperature in a heating process. The length of the barematerial is 110mm and thickness is 1.25mm. Find the time constant of the bare material.Type of Thermo-coupleMaterialK(W/m-k) Q (kg/m³)S (J/Kg- oc)Iron- Constantan468535345Kromel- Alumel358738380ITCopper- Constantan1608902316Cromel - Contantan338825336Nicrocil- Nisil348702376Pt(30%)Rhodium - Pt(6%)Rhodium 191571856Platinum(13%)Rodium - Platinum 551662899Platinum(10%)Rodium - Platinum 52.91674599Time constant of the bare material is, T=

Given : K type thermo-couple Thermal conductivity, k = 35 W/m-K Energy, Q = 8738 kg/m3 S = 380…

AK- type thermocouple is used to measure the temperature in a heating process. The length of the bare material is 110mm and thickness is 1.25mm. Find the time constant of the bare material. Type of Thermo-coupleMaterial K(W/m-k) Q (kg/m)S (J/Kg- oc) J Iron- Constantan 46 8535 345 Kromel- Alumel 35 8738 380 T Copper- Constantan 160 8902 316 Cromel - Contantan 33 8825 336 Nicrocil- Nisil 34 8702 376 Pt(30%)Rhodium - Pt(6%)Rhodium 19 15718 56 Platinum(13%)Rodium - Platinum 55 16628 99 Platinum(10%)Rodium - Platinum 52.9 16745 99 Time constant of the bare material is, T=

AK- type thermocouple is used to measure the temperature in a heating process. The length of the bare material is 110mm and thickness is 1.25mm. Find the time constant of the bare material. Type of Thermo-coupleMaterial K(W/m-k) Q (kg/m)S (J/Kg- oc) J Iron- Constantan 46 8535 345 Kromel- Alumel 35 8738 380 T Copper- Constantan 160 8902 316 Cromel - Contantan 33 8825 336 Nicrocil- Nisil 34 8702 376 Pt(30%)Rhodium - Pt(6%)Rhodium 19 15718 56 Platinum(13%)Rodium - Platinum 55 16628 99 Platinum(10%)Rodium - Platinum 52.9 16745 99 Time constant of the bare material is, T=

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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