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Conventional Ceramic Thermocouple - TCC series

Alutal Temperature thermocouples are manufactured in different types of positive elements, such as Copper, Iron, Chromel, Nicrosil, Platinum and Rhodium, and can be applied at temperatures ranging from 1000ºC to 1650ºC.

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The product

These thermocouples are typically used in high temperature processes in furnaces in the ceramic industry, glassmaking, foundry and in places where the use of metallic protections due to high temperatures is not allowed, chemical attacks or sometimes at lower temperatures where the media or the environment atmosphere is harmful to metallic tubes.

Main application at temperatures between 1000°C and 1650 °C.

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Alutal performs tests at all stages of the production process of its sensors. Check below the tests and certifications applicable to this series. If you wish to obtain a copy of the tests performed for the entire batch of your purchase, request them from the sales department when placing your order.

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Types of Thermocouples

Type

Element

Positive

Element

Negative

Usual

temperature range

Standard error limit

(choose the largest)

Special error limit

(choose the largest one)

T Copper Constantan -200°C~0°C +/-1°C ou +/-1,5% –/–
T Copper Constantan 0°C~370°C +/-1°C ou +/-0,75% +/-0,5°C ou +/-0,4%
J Iron Constantan 0°C~760°C +/-2,2°C ou +/-0,75% +/-1,1°C ou +/-0,4%
E Cromel Constantan 0°C~870°C +/-1,7°C ou +/-0,5% +/-1,0°C ou +/-0,4%
K Cromel Alumel 0°C~1260°C +/-2,2°C ou +/-0,75% +/-1,1°C ou +/-0,4%
N Nicrosil Nisil 0°C~1260°C +/-2,2°C ou +/-0,75% +/-1,1°C ou +/-0,4%
S 90% Platinum

10% Rhodium

Pt 100% 0°C~1480°C +/-1,5°C ou +/-0,25% +/-0,6°C ou +/-0,1%
R 87% Platinum

13% Rhodium

Pt 100% 0°C~1480°C +/-1,5°C ou +/-0,25% +/-0,6°C ou +/-0,1%
B 70% Platinum

30% Rhodium

94% Platinum

06% Rhodium

870°C~1700°C +/-0,5% +/-0,25%

Types of Thermocouples

Characteristics

Type Characteristics Comments
T
Suitable for use in oxidizing, reducing, inert and vacuum atmospheres.
It has good corrosion resistance in humid atmospheres, suitable for measurements at sub-zero temperatures.
It is not recommended at temperatures above 310°C

due to copper oxidation.

J Suitable for use in oxidizing, reducing,

inert and vacuum atmospheres.

It is not recommended in atmospheres with high humidity levels,  atmospheres containing sulfur above 540°C and at
temperatures below 0°C the iron wire becomes brittle.
E

They can be used continuously in oxidizing or inert atmospheres.

It is the thermocouple that has the greatest thermoelectric power, which allows

the detection of small variations in temperature.

Not recommended in reducing atmospheres.
K Recommended for use in oxidizing or inert atmospheres. Widely

used at temperatures above 538°C.

It is not recommended in reducing and sulfurous atmospheres

and at high temperatures and low oxygen concentrations.

N It is not recommended in reducing and sulfurous atmospheres

and at high temperatures and low oxygen concentrations.

Deve ser protegido em atmosferas sulfurosas.
S / N Recommended in oxidizing or inert atmospheres.

They have great stability and precision at high temperatures.

Suitable for use at temperatures up to 1480°C

They must be protected with alumina protection tubes.
Continuous use at high temperatures causes grain growth, which can cause wire breakage.
They must not be used in vacuum and reducing atmospheres and at temperatures below zero.
B
Recommended for oxidizing or inert atmospheres. It has superior mechanical resistance to type S and is less susceptible to grain growth.
Suitable for use at temperatures up to 1700°C
It must be protected with alumina protection tubes.

It must not be used in reducing atmospheres.

Characteristics

Recommended maximum usage limit

Type Gauge 8 AWG

(Ø3,26mm)
Gauge 14 AWG

(Ø1,63mm)
Gauge 20 AWG

(Ø0,81mm)
Gauge 24 AWG

(Ø0,51mm)
Gauge 27 AWG

(Ø0,35mm)
T 370°C 260°C 200°C
J 760°C 590°C 480°C 370°C
E 870°C 650°C 540°C 430°C
K/N 1260°C 1090°C 980°C 870°C
S/R 1480°C 1100°C
B 1700°C

Recommended maximum usage limit

Material Characteristics of Ceramic Protection Tubes

Material Temperature Características
Ceramic type 610

(national)

Imported tube

1350°C

 

 

1600°
– Contains approx. 60% alumina

– Low resistance to mechanical shock

– Good thermal conductivity

– Sensitive to thermal shock

Ceramic type C 799 (710)

(National – 99.0% AI203)

Imported Pipe

(99.7% AI203)

1600°C

 

 

1900°C
– Non-porous material

– High strength and hardness

– Better thermal conductivity than type 610

– Sensitive to thermal shock

Silicon Carbide

Imported Tube

1500°C – Low mechanical resistance

– High thermal conductivity

– Good resistance to thermal shock

– Resistant to direct flame

Silicon Carbide

Recrystallized

Imported Tube

1600°C – Good resistance to acids and alkalis

– Recommended for use in neutral atmospheres

– Corrosion resistant

– Porous material

Silicon Nitride

Imported Tube

1500°C – Excellent resistance to abrasion

– High resistance to oxidation and thermal shock

– High thermal conductivity

Material Characteristics of Ceramic Protection Tubes

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