Methods of measuring temperature and electrical resistivity in a

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1985-08-02

1986-08-05

Yasich, Daniel M.

Thermal measuring and testing

Temperature measurement

By electrical or magnetic heat sensor

65 29, 324 65P, 374142, C03B 524, G01K 702, G01N 2714

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046039805

ABSTRACT:
A small sensor electrode with only the tip exposed is used with a much larger return electrode to complete a high frequency circuit through molten glass. The sensor electrode is calibrated in the laboratory and then used to measure the resistivity of the molten glass. This sensor electrode consists of a type R thermocouple with which one can also measure the temperature of the thermocouple junction. Thus one can measure both the temperature and the resistance at a common point. These measurements are used to monitor the molten glass system.

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