Thermometer in cryogenic design - Innovative design for low-temperature measurements
Applications
- Extremely-low temperature measurements
- Applications with liquid hydrogen (LH2)
- Cryogenic tanks
- Cryogenic pipelines
- Hydrogen liquefaction plants
Special features
- Innovative design with high accuracy
- Usable with all relevant thermometers
- Approved for applications in hazardous areas
Description
Due to the global use of hydrogen, extremely low-temperature measurement during transport and storage is gaining an ever-greater relevance. With the cryo design, WIKA provides a suitable option for all relevant temperature measuring instruments for this demanding application.
In laboratory trials, resistance thermometers (Pt1000) and thermocouples (type E) were tested for their suitability in cryogenic applications. The special design of the cryogenic thermometer features a high accuracy of ±3 Kelvin at -253 °C [-423 °F] as well as high reproducibility.
The test data from laboratory investigations served as the basis for calculating new polynomials for Pt1000 resistance thermometers in the range of -258 ... -200 °C [-432 ... -328 °F] which are used in the configuration of WIKA transmitters.
What is the WIKA Build ID?
The WIKA Build ID is a unique seven-digit code that temporarily saves an individual WIKA instrument configuration. The WIKA configuration can be saved, shared and used later using the Build ID.
What does "Pt100" mean?
Pt stands for Platinum with a nominal resistance of 100 Ohm at 0 °C (EN 60751).
What is the difference between a standard pressure gauge and a safety pattern version?
A safety version (code S3 per EN 837) has an additional solid baffle wall welded between the dial and the measuring system. In addition, the case has a back wall that can blow out completely. The window is typically made of laminated safety glass. ...
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