Aspirating pyrometer with platinum thermocouple and radiation shields
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsRobert A. Corr, II, Joseph Citeno
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsRobert A. Corr, II, Joseph Citeno
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An aspirating or suction pyrometer for measuring hot combustion gases. A thermocouple in the pyrometer has a temperature sensitive junction formed of platinum alloys. The thermocouple junction is insulated and is encased within a platinum alloy sheath. The sheathed thermocouple is mounted within inner and outer tubular radiation shields. These shields are formed of a platinum alloy having a radiation emissivity substantially the same as the thermocouple. The shields block radiated heat from the flame and combustion chamber from being transferred to the thermocouple. The radiation shields do not themselves radiate heat to the thermocouple because the shields and thermocouple are at the same temperature and formed of substantially the same noble alloys.
An aspirating pyrometer comprising:
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