Answer / mohamed rasik

skin type t/c:
this is one type of thermocouple used to measure surface
temprature of a body.

installation:
skin type thermocouple is directly welded to the surface
to which we have to measure the temperature with thermally
insullating pad,so that only surface temperature is to
collected rather than surrounding air temperature.

diff b/w skin type t/c from other t/c:

1.thermowell is no need in skin type
2.mass will be low in skin type

grounded thermocouple:
the junction of the thermocouple is welded to sheath of
the t/c
un-grounded thermocouple
The welded wire thermocouple is physically insulated from
the thermocouple sheath

diff b/w grounded and un grounded type:
1.in grounded type,the temp response is fast
2.in ungrounde type,electrical isolation from the sheath

Answer / giridharan

i would like to add up one point that skin t/c is one which
never as a shield and is directly connected to the body to
measure temperature...

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