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Hysteresis effects and strain-induced homogeneity effects in base metal thermocouples

Pavlasek et al., 2015

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10111992720795334278
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Pavlasek P
Elliott C
Pearce J
Duris S
Palencar R
Koval M
Machin G
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International Journal of Thermophysics

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Thermocouples are used in a wide variety of industrial applications in which they play an important role for temperature control and monitoring. Wire inhomogeneity and hysteresis effects are major sources of uncertainty in thermocouple measurements. To efficiently …
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