Pencil type transition joint thermocouple

Description

• Transition joint thermocouples are commonly used in applications where one thermocouple material cannot be used due to the extreme environment, such as high temperatures, corrosive or abrasive environments, or radiation exposure.
• The junction is typically created by welding or brazing the two dissimilar metals together to form a transition joint.
• Transition joint thermocouples are available in various types, including Type K, Type J,Type E, Type T, and others, depending on the temperature range and accuracy required for the application.
• The size and shape of the transition joint can be customized to fit the specific application requirements.
• The thermocouple wires are connected to a thermocouple amplifier or other signal conditioning circuit to convert the thermocouple voltage output into a temperature reading.
• Transition joint thermocouples can be used in a wide range of applications, including industrial processes, aerospace, and nuclear power plants.
• Some transition joint thermocouples come with a protective sheath or insulation to protect them from moisture, dust, or other hazards in the environment.
• Transition joint thermocouples can provide accurate temperature measurement in harsh environments where other types of thermocouples may fail.