If the mercury thermometer is used as a measuring device in a control system. What is the degree of it? And show how to reduce it's time constant? Then, if this thermometer having a time constant of (30 x 106 nh) is initially at (560 °C), it is immersed in a bath at (150 °C) at (t=0), determine the indicated temperature at (t =3.5 min). Also, if the thermometer is read a temperature at (t =4.5 min), and then is return to the initial bath, find what will be the temperature reading at (t =6.5 min)?

If the mercury thermometer is used as a measuring device in a control system. What is the degree of it? And show how to reduce it's time constant? Then, if this thermometer having a time constant of (30 x 106 nh) is initially at (560 °C), it is immersed in a bath at (150 °C) at (t=0), determine the indicated temperature at (t =3.5 min). Also, if the thermometer is read a temperature at (t =4.5 min), and then is return to the initial bath, find what will be the temperature reading at (t =6.5 min)?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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