For a given thermocouple neutral temperature
a)
Is a constant
b)
Depends on cold junction temperature
c)
Depends on inversion temperature
d)
Double that of cold junction temperature
For a given thermocouple neutral temperature
a)
Is a constant
b)
Depends on cold junction temperature
c)
Depends on inversion temperature
d)
Double that of cold junction temperature
Question ID - 150315 | SaraNextGen Answer
For a given thermocouple neutral temperature
a)
Is a constant
b)
Depends on cold junction temperature
c)
Depends on inversion temperature
d)
Double that of cold junction temperature
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For a given thermocouple neutral temperature |
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a) |
Is a constant |
b) |
Depends on cold junction temperature |
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c) |
Depends on inversion temperature |
d) |
Double that of cold junction temperature |
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(a) Neutral temperature is defined as temperature of a hot junction of a thermocouple at which the electromotive force of the thermocouple attains its maximum value when cold junction is maintained at a constant temperature of |
Hence, for a given thermocouple neutral temperature is a constant.