Remote Expansion Thermometer

 Remote Expansion Thermometer is a device that measures temperature and sends the data to a display unit located in a different area. The temperature is measured by the expansion of the thermometric liquid inside the capillary, and you can monitor the temperature without being close to the device.

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Working Principle Of Remote Expansion Thermometer:

The  Remote Expansion Thermometer is composed of a metal component (i.e. a filled temperature sensing system) consisting of a temperature bulb filled with temperature sensing medium, a pressure transmission element (capillary tube) and a pressure sensitive element (spring tube). The temperature bulb contains a gas, liquid, evaporating liquid, etc. as the temperature-sensing medium.

The temperature bulb is inserted into the medium to be tested in order to measure the temperature. The temperature rise causes the working medium in the temperature bulb to expand, which raises the pressure. With the aid of gears, levers, and other transmission mechanisms, the pointer rotates to display the relevant temperature when the pressure change is sent to the spring tube via the capillary tube and causes it to flex somewhat.

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