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which is type of thermocouple is used to measure 1000deg?
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Answer Posted / banibrata mukherjee(suisa,pur
To measure 1000 deg temperature we can use any one of the
following types of thermocouple:
Type Range
1.R 0 to 1500 deg
2.S 0 to 1500 deg
3.K -200 to 1300 deg
4.E -200 to 1000 deg
because 1000 deg is within their range.
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