Stove Dome Thermocouple | 1450°C

  • A hot blast stove manufacturer was experiencing longevity problems with their thermocouples. Aavad Instrument Pvt. Ltd. was called in to create a set of unique stove dome thermocouple temperature sensor designs, to help a client control the temperature of a coal injection process inside their stove furnaces.

  • Stove dome/hot blast stove is one of the most critical sections in the steel industry. The hot blast has 3 stage operations, either on gas, on blast or bottled up (ready and waiting to be put on blast). Temperature is one of the major parameters for controlling this critical process. They run up to a maximum operating temperature of 1450°C and high pressure. The high temperature and high pressure make the assembly very critical.

Specifications

Make AAVAD
Type S (Pt. Rh(10%)/Pt)
Model ARFS-24×600
Element Diameter 0.40 mm
Configuration Simplex
Calibration std. As per ANSI mc 96.1
Insulation Twin hole ceramic Ker-710
Hot junction Un-grounded
Terminal block Ceramic with nickel-plated brass terminals
Protection Head Die-Cast aluminum flame-proof ANSI color-coded ‘Blue’ painted with threaded cover and chain
Protection class IP67
Cable entry Single
Cable entry size 1/2″ NPT (F)
Holding tube moc SS310
Holding tube OdxLength 30×150 mm
Ceramic tube length 450 mm
No. of protection Double protection tube
Outer ceramic OdxId 24×18 mm Of Ceramic Ker-710
Inner ceramic OdxId 15×10 mm of ceramic Ker-710
Joints Between holding tube & outer tube assembly by high temp. alumina compound bonding
Total length below head 600 mm
Process connection 2″ 300#RF Fix welded flange
Range Up to 1450°C

Key Features

  • Quick & accurate measurements.
  • Corrosion and scratch resistant.
  • Excellent Performance.
  • Customized option

Applications

  • Stove operators all around the world are always trying to save money on coke, a material commonly used in combustion. Coal injection into furnaces can significantly reduce the amount of coke required, saving money on operation. In order for this process to work effectively, it must be carried out at an optimal temperature, which must be controlled by stove dome thermocouples.With the advancement of coal injection technology over the years, modern hot blast stoves are becoming more and more complex. They run up to a maximum operating temperature of 1450°C. Combusted gas is inside the application, this gas has to be released steadily, with minimal energy loss. Thick interlocking walls are designed to help withstand the pressure created by the gas.

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