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I have seen the Temperature element (T/C & RTD) installed
in process line on 45 degree position, Why? What it mean?
How many types of tapping position for temperature elements?

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I have seen the Temperature element (T/C & RTD) installed in process line on 45 degree positio..

Answer / anil patil

when we installed it straight (90degree)the sensor may not
touch the media properly ,but at 45degree sensor can touch
easily and we can installed more sensors length in pipe by
this angle.

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 2 No

I have seen the Temperature element (T/C & RTD) installed in process line on 45 degree positio..

Answer / haridass

The temperature probes will be located in straight for the
pipeline medium temperature measurement,

but in the tank it can be only located at side of the tank
at perpendicular or 45 degree position (not straight),

if it is quiet perpendicular mean it can measure only when
the liquid reaches the probe level,

the 45 degree location helps to measure for the wide level
of the liquid in the tank.

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 1 No

I have seen the Temperature element (T/C & RTD) installed in process line on 45 degree positio..

Answer / shan259

Normally it will mounted perpendicular to the piping.
might be to avoid loss in pressure or flow.

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I have seen the Temperature element (T/C & RTD) installed in process line on 45 degree positio..

Answer / rathna

I suspected, it may be the High pressure line if we
installed 90Deg straight there is chance to damage the
Thermowell.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 3 No

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