Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Temperature Measurement",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Temperature measurement explained from
Nanmac Corp, which we summarised at the time by saying "Free CD-ROM includes an explanation of different types of temperature measurement devices, applications for use of temperature sensors, plus an interactive resource centre".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Thermal imagers provide easy building checks from
Fluke (UK): "Fluke TiR1 and TiR thermal imagers can be used for detection of wet areas in roofing surveys, for energy audits and other moisture and mould issues in walls, ceilings and floors".
In January 2008, we covered the news from Fluke (UK)
concerning its Fluke Ti25 and Fluke Ti10 thermal imagers
- take a look at Thermal imagers offer affordable solution
which says: "The Fluke Ti25 and Fluke Ti10 thermal imagers allow users to operate from a safe distance and still see small temperature differences".
Take a look also at the news release from Cropico, Resistance and temperature tests come together,
as well as Linescanner finds temperatures faster from Raytek Corp,
and The true price of power supply harmonics from Block UK.
See also:
Discriminating IR sensor takes a narrow view
(January 2008)
The 35 degree field of view of the MLX90614xAC is obtained by adding a viewing-angle-limiting metal tube to the standard TO-39 housing of the MLX90614
Safety first for temperature transmitters
(December 2007)
The TTH300 and TTF330 can be used in LNG storage, furnace control, surface measurement and offshore installations
Temperature monitoring without interference
(December 2007)
Industrial-grade fibre-optic temperature monitoring systems are configurable with either one or two measurement channels at 4 or 10Hz measurement speeds
Imager is small, rugged and easy to use
(December 2007)
Innovative handheld thermal camera easily adapts to different applications without the need to buy expensive specialised units
Level transmitter is optimised for open channels
(November 2007)
Ultrasonic level transmitter is ideal for helping water and industrial processing sites comply with MCERTS legislation
Temperature sensor monitors glass surfaces
(November 2007)
CT glass has a stainless steel sensor head and can be used in ambient temperatures of up to 85C without cooling and has an automatic laser switch off at 50C
Modular temperature sensors suit varied uses
(November 2007)
ABB Limited has expanded its temperature measurement range with a new generation of sensors for process industry applications
Non-contact sensors offer high precision
(November 2007)
Elite CPL drivers are complemented by a range of one, two, three, six and eight-slot Eurocard enclosures, enabling simple set-up and operation using front panel controls
Humidity sensors suit varied environments
(November 2007)
The RH transmitters continuously measure the ambient humidity and provide a linear output signal directly proportional to the RH
Electric heaters offer choice of formats
(November 2007)
Range comprises cartridge (both round and square), mica band, mica strip, ceramic strip and air heaters
High-temperature IR sensor needs no cooling
(November 2007)
Noncontact sensor enables temperature measurements from - 40 to +975C in ambient temperatures up to 250C without any cooling of the sensor head
Multimeter package includes software
(November 2007)
The Fluke 289 can log multiple sessions unattended in the field and incorporates advanced data logging and TrendCapture to help track down elusive, intermittent problems
Small sensor suits medical applications
(October 2007)
The Fmicro is based on one of the SeMitec's smallest FT thermistors encapsulated in a polyamide tube and fitted with 38AWG insulated leads
Sensors handle tough environments
(October 2007)
With the TED/YTED and ETTN/YTTN ranges Baumer offers within the product segment Process Instrumentation robust measuring instruments for pressure and temperature control for process management
Thermal imaging on a budget
(October 2007)
Thermal imager is ideally suited to electrical panel/fusegear surveys, and thanks to its real-time 50Hz response it can reliably monitor moving parts such as rollers or bearings
Multimeters quickly identify problems
(October 2007)
The Fluke 287 and 289 have an AC bandwidth of 100kHz, a 0.025% basic DC accuracy and include a temperature measurement function
Temperature instrument handles tough environments
(September 2007)
TEMPpoint is designed to protect the signal integrity of all 48 channels in even the harshest environments
IR sensor handles large temperature range
(September 2007)
The Raytek XR infra-red thermometer measures temperatures from - 40 to 1650C and comes with an IP65 rating
Portable camera monitors temperatures
(August 2007)
The TH9260 features a 1.3 mega pixel digital camera, composite image, laser pointer, Firewire real-time data capture, built in alarm functions, and optional high-resolution lenses
Thermometer improves manufacturing consistency
(August 2007)
Raytek's XR infra-red thermometer reduces energy costs by allowing tighter process control and more efficient process heating
Handbook covers temperature measurement
(July 2007)
The Volume MMXi Omega Temperature Measurement Handbook. covers 40,000 products
IR sensor suits metal processing challenges
(July 2007)
Raytek's Marathon MM 3M infra-red sensor was designed to meet temperature measurement challenges in the metals processing industry
Catalogue covers varied instruments
(July 2007)
The Flowbits catalogue presents the company's Platon ranges in detail, with accessories like spare tubes, fine control valves and electronic alarms
Flexible sensors save time and money
(June 2007)
The Worm sensor slides through the enclosure's entry port, and snaps into place without removal of the enclosure, rigid conduit, connection head or any assembly components
Thermal imager monitors machinery
(June 2007)
SKF's TMTI 2 monitors equipment to warn of overheating in mechanical and electrical machinery
Temperature indicators suit popular thermocouples
(June 2007)
An internal data memory facility can store up to 4000 temperature readings for display or direct transmission to a PC or printer
Vortex flowmeter provides full redundancy
(June 2007)
Krohne's Optiswirl vortex flowmeter provides dual measurement in pipelines where two different media flow concurrently
I/O modules collect and transmit signals
(June 2007)
The ILB IB AI4 AO2 and ILB PB AI4 AO2 Inline Block I/O modules each have four analogue inputs and two analogue outputs
Free guide explains temperature terms
(May 2007)
Jargon busting publication provides a comprehensive A to Z of temperature terminology
System monitors potential hazards
(May 2007)
Electro-Sensors' Electro-Guard Hazard Monitoring System combines shaft speed, belt alignment and bearing temperature measurement
Acquisitions expand measurement and analysis
(May 2007)
LumaSense Technologies has expanded with the closing of two further acquisitions
Combi tester for multi electrical safety checks
(May 2007)
New multi function tester, PrimeTest 200 hand held unit from Seaward Electronic, incorporates safety-testing capabilities
Temperature sensor covers 40C to 975C
(April 2007)
Micro-Epsilon's Optris CT Laser series of sensors suits applications where where users need to detect or scan for hot spots in fast-moving objects in production environments
Current sensors offer high accuracy
(April 2007)
The ACT series current transducers, available in split-core and fixed-core models, has jumper-selectable current input ranges