A T-type Copper/Constantan thermocouple (k = 25 W/mK, p = 8400 kg/m³, c = 0.4 kJ/kgK) can be modeled as a sphere. It is often used in extremely low temperature applications such as cryogenics or ultra-low freezers. In an experimental procedure, T-type Copper/Constantan thermocouple is wanted to use measuring the temperature in a CO2 stream in a square-cross sectioned duct with h=542,24 W/m?K. The duct cross-sections are 20mm*20 mm, and length is 500 mm. It is aimed that thermocouple measure the temperature difference as 95% with 8,55 s. What is the diameter [mm] of the thermocouple for this condition?

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A T-type Copper/Constantan thermocouple (k = 25 W/mK, p =
8400 kg/m³, c = 0.4 kJ/kgK) can be modeled as a sphere. It is often
used in extremely low temperature applications such as cryogenics
or ultra-low freezers. In an experimental procedure, T-type
Copper/Constantan thermocouple is wanted to use measuring the
temperature in a CO2 stream in a square-cross sectioned duct with
h=542,24 W/m?K. The duct cross-sections are 20mm*20 mm, and
length is 500 mm. It is aimed that thermocouple measure the
temperature difference as 95% with 8,55 s. What is the diameter
[mm] of the thermocouple for this condition?
Transcribed Image Text:A T-type Copper/Constantan thermocouple (k = 25 W/mK, p = 8400 kg/m³, c = 0.4 kJ/kgK) can be modeled as a sphere. It is often used in extremely low temperature applications such as cryogenics or ultra-low freezers. In an experimental procedure, T-type Copper/Constantan thermocouple is wanted to use measuring the temperature in a CO2 stream in a square-cross sectioned duct with h=542,24 W/m?K. The duct cross-sections are 20mm*20 mm, and length is 500 mm. It is aimed that thermocouple measure the temperature difference as 95% with 8,55 s. What is the diameter [mm] of the thermocouple for this condition?
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