Temperature Elements (TW, TE & TI's)

[Mario077]

Hey guys,

Please can you tell me the difference between these 3 TW, TE & TI's, I'm confused a little and I'd like to know why to install these 3 guys together.

I know it could be a very basic question but I think is better to have the right answer than keep it.

Thanks.

 

[JamesGarry]

:/
I'll make a stab at this.
TI = Temperature Indicator
TE = Temperature element
TW = Thermowell.

I've been using cryogenic thermometers of one sort or another for 20 years and for the life of me cannot see how these three acronyms tell me anything specific about a device.

Can you shed some more light as to the nature of the devices you have to install?
(ie, are they thermistors, thermocouples, diodes, etc.)

Cheers;

-James Garry

Red Core Consulting ltd.

http://www.redcore.ca

 

[EdStainless]

These are three of the four parts of the system to measure temperature, the fourth is the actual sensor.
Though I guess you could call it the TE, but you need to know what it is.

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