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	Pyrometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A pyrometer is a temperature measuring device, which may consist of several different arrangements.
		A simple type of pyrometer uses a thermocouple placed either in the furnace or on the item to be measured.
		One of the most common non-contact pyrometers is the absorption-emission pyrometer which is a thermometer for determining gas temperature from measurement of the radiation emitted by a calibrated reference source before and after this radiation has passed through and been partially absorbed by the gas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pyrometer (322 words)

	FAR Associates: A New Type of Pyrometer Solves Classic Problems
		This novel pyrometer addresses the range from 500 to beyond 3500°C. It is claimed to require no prior knowledge of the target, including the emissivity, to yield extremely accurate temperature determinations.
		Concern over emissivity cancellation affects the design of ratio pyrometers: the closer together the wavelengths are chosen, the more likely the emissivities are to cancel; the farther apart, the larger the magnitude of the resultant signal, and the greater the precision.
		Despite the absorptions, the new pyrometer measured the temperature accurately; this was verified later by purging the offgas.
	www.pyrometry.com /ih1995.php (2141 words)

	pyrometer
		In a radiation pyrometer the emitted radiation is detected by a sensor such as a thermocouple.
		In an optical pyrometer the colour of an electrically heated filament is matched visually to that of the emitted radiation.
		Pyrometers are especially useful for measuring the temperature of distant, moving, or inaccessible objects.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0016188.html (251 words)

	Pyrometer
		Pyrometers are used to demonstrate, and sometimes measure, the amount by which a metal rod expands as it is heated.
		The right end of the rod is fixed, and the left end actuates a lever mechanism which amplifies the motion and causes a needle to swing around the semicircular scale.
		The pyrometer at the right was made by Max Kohl of Chemnitz in Germany, and was purchased by the College of Wooster in Ohio about 1900.
	physics.kenyon.edu /EarlyApparatus/Thermodynamics/Pyrometer/Pyrometer.html (464 words)

	Multiwavelength Pyrometer for Elevated Temperatures in Aerospace Applications
		The multiwavelength pyrometer temperature is obtained from a radiation spectrum recorded over a broad wavelength region by transforming it into a straight line segment(s) (as shown in the graph) in part or all of the spectral region.
		Implicit in a two-color pyrometer is the assumption of wavelength-independent emissivity.
		However, a multiwavelength pyrometer not only has improved accuracy but also confirms that the wavelength-independent emissivity assumption is valid when a multitude of data points are shown to lie on a simple straight line.
	www.grc.nasa.gov /WWW/RT2002/5000/5510ng.html (305 words)

	Pyrometer - Analog Thermocouple Thermometer temperature sensor probe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This analog pyrometer is ideal for temperature measurement using thermocouple thermometer type J thermocouples.
		The PYRO Surface Pyrometer comes complete with a rugged cast aluminum housing and is ready to use with a wide variety of optional rigid and flexible extension arms and rugged type J thermocouples.
		The PYRO Surface Pyrometer can accommodate a wide variety of thermocouple tips that are suited for many types of metallic, non-metallic, flat, curved or rotating surfaces.
	www.pyrometer.com /AnalogSurface.html (665 words)

	DynaFact \| Banks Power: DynaFact pyrometer and boost gauges monitor diesel performance and engine power.
		The actual pyrometer (that is, “heat meter”) is this sensor that screws into a fitting in the exhaust manifold.
		Most turbo diesels should have a “red line” of about 1250 degrees on the pyrometer if the sensor is ahead of the turbo, and about 1000-1100 if it’s in the outlet pipe.
		This means you need a second pyrometer gauge to insert in the intake manifold, for those of you who are real information freaks.
	www.bankspower.com /Banks_FridayNight_011802.cfm (1113 words)

	Pyrometer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The pyrometer applied to our MBE chamber is used for additional control of the wafer temperature.
		The pyroelectric detector of our pyrometer is sensitive for a wave length range from 12 to 14 µm.
		In this range the transmission of silicon is lower than 50% so that it measures the temperature of the wafer as well as the temperature of the heater above.For such measurements in the mentioned IR region, a special window material has to be used.
	www.mpi-halle.mpg.de /~mbe/pyrometer.html (101 words)

	Pyrometer - Immersion Analog Thermocouple Thermometer temperature sensor probe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This analog pyrometer is ideal for temperature measurement using thermocouple thermometer K type thermocouples.
		The PYRO Immersion Pyrometer can accommodate a wide variety of thermocouple tips that are suited for many types of non-ferrous molten metals.
		After the PYRO Immersion Pyrometer is immersed into the molten metal being measured, the temperature is read on the direct reading analog meter.
	www.pyrometer.com /AnalogImmersion.html (514 words)

	Pyrometer
		A Pyrometer is essentially a high temperature thermometer.
		This voltage is applied to the pyrometer which reacts by moving or deflecting the needle a certain amount.
		This same concept is used for digital or electronic pyrometers as well.
	www.miniworlddolls.com /evenheat/Pyrometer.htm (199 words)

	Longacre Racing Online -- Tech Article "Pyrometer Tips"
		Another thing to consider when using a probe type pyrometer is that rubber is a poor conductor of heat.
		Pyrometers with an anticipation feature speed up the temperature taking process and automate the procedure so that your readings are taken as quickly as possible.
		Pyrometers with anticipation complete all 12 temperatures in nearly half the time of conventional pyrometers.
	www.longacreracing.com /articles/art.asp?ARTID=16 (2062 words)

	Optical Pyrometer
		An optical pyrometer is a device which allows contactless temperature measuring by using the incandescense color.
		The readout takes place the following way: Point the pyrometer to the object to be measured, preferably a nonlustrous object (blank metal surface) and not at flames, because the latter are gases or scattered soot particles.
		The glowing filaments in the bulb in the pyrometer should be in the image of the object.
	www.metalwebnews.com /howto/optpyro.html (1273 words)

	Portable Pyrometer is suitable for hostile environments., Pyrometer Instrument Co.,
		Pyrometer Instrument Co Inc., Northvale, NJ - The Pyro Digital 500 Pyrometer specifically designed for taking portable temperature measurements by the production operator on the plant floor.
		Pyrometer offers a choice several extension arms and seventeen (17) different types of industrial thermocouples for most surface and immersion temperature measurements.
		The Pyrometer case is constructed out of robust Lexan Plastic that has high shock and oil resistance to a wide variety of factory chemicals.
	news.thomasnet.com /fullstory/12546 (690 words)

	Wall Mount Pyrometer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This pyrometer is mounted in a rugged Nema 1 rated housing.
		The wall mount box also has indicating alarm lights that can be set for high and low temperature ranges.
		All components of this pyrometer are replaceable with simple tools in minutes.
	www.mifco.com /wallpyr.htm (154 words)

	Ram/Cummins EGT and Pyrometer installation
		The manifold is the best place for the pyrometer, because it reads actual temperature of the parts that can be damaged.
		I think most of the exhaust brakes also have a cast-in provision for the probe in their elbows, also, if you decide not to reinstall the probe in the manifold.
		I mounted the pyrometer probe in the exhaust manifold, about 1/2" inboard from the 5/8" thick turbo mounting flange part of the manifold.
	dodgeram.org /tech/dsl/Pyro_egt.htm (1867 words)

	Pyrometer
		As soon as the kart stops after the cool down lap you are now ready to use the pyrometer functions of the Intercomp device.
		When you complete readings on the right side the pyrometer will indicate "temps saved" and then you are ready to proceed to the left side.
		on board instrumentation with the Intercomp pyrometer and we are often surprised at the error rate we find in some on board instrumentation.
	www.rscycles.com /tech_articles/pyrometer.htm (2317 words)

	Harmon Sensors, Inc; Pyrometer Calibration & Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Harmon is also is engaged in the development of advanced pyrometer systems for novel applications.
		In addition, Harmon Sensors is affiliated with Sylvex Systems, which has developed a low temperature pyrometer for medical applications.
		Alexander Stein is the inventor of the Laser Pyrometer and a recognized authority in the field of pyrometry.
	harmon.sensors.home.att.net (77 words)

	Digital and Analog Pyrometers
		A Pyrometer is like a high temperature version of the thermometer.
		Our Digital Pyrometers are offered in both a 9V battery version and a standard receptacle Plug-in style version.
		This voltage is applied to the pyrometer which reacts by moving or deflecting the needle or changing the digital display.
	www.evenheat-kiln.com /accessories/pyro/pyro.htm (182 words)

	Kiln Pyrometer - National Artcraft
		Pyrometers offer the only method of determining firing progress.
		A pyrometer will tell whether you are firing too fast., and also at the proper rate for the ware that you are using.
		The analog style pyrometer below does not require any batteries or plug-in transformers to operate and can be self-installed.
	www.nationalartcraft.com /subcategory.asp?gid=10&cid=280&scid=1369 (141 words)

	Quantum Logic Corp. - QL107 Pyrometer Data Logger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Quantum Logic Model QL107 Pyrometer Data Logger is the ideal way to log and play back temperature measurement data acquired with the Quantum Logic hand-held Laser/Microcomputer based IR pyrometers.
		A soft pouch is supplied with the Data Logger for transportation and storage, and for convenient location at the operator's belt, or from his shoulder, when taking data at the furnace.
		Each reading transmitted from the pyrometer is prefixed by a letter, "T", "W", "E","A", "M" or "X", to identify that data measurement as a Target Temperature reading, a Wall Temperature reading, an Emissivity reading, an Average Temperature reading, or a Maximum Temperature reading, respectively.
	www.quantumlogic.com /ql107.html (494 words)

	Hewitt Industries - Pyrometer Tester
		The Pyrometer Tester (Hewitt P/N 030-025) is a variable millivolt power supply powered by a 9 volt battery emitting the same signal as a thermocouple.
		With wires connected to pyrometer and disconnected at thermocouple, connect tester lead to thermocouple end of extension wire with matching colors.
		After installation of all system components is completed and power is applied, simply connect the corresponding tester leads to the pyrometer terminals, press Power Button and turn Test Knob until pointer indicates desired switch point.
	www.hewittindustries.com /pyrotest.htm (287 words)

	TRU-VIEW DIGITAL MULTI-ZONE PYROMETER SYSTEM FOR L&L KILNS
		The metal box includes a bracket for mounting the pyrometer system to either the kiln or a wall.
		By observing your pyrometer and using your switches to their best advantage, it is possible to hold your temperature constant for varying periods of time until through practice you are able to obtain far superior glaze and body results.
		The pyrometer is an accurate digital pyrometer - much more accurate over a full range than our older analog meters.
	www.hotkilns.com /tru-view.html (292 words)

	pyrometer- performance auto parts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The pyrometer will monitor the temperature of the exhaust at a specific section in the exhaust system which helps you monitor the engine's operation and performance.
		The Pyrometer is the most reliable indicator to monitor the exhaust temperature.
		We refuse to sell you performance parts that do not back their claims with a money back guarantee, and refuse to sell you products that are not necessary to improve the performance of your vehicle.
	www.2dsperformance.com /pyrometers.htm (245 words)

	Pyrometer questions? - M3Forum.com Discussion Boards
		Regarding reading brake disc temperatures, there is a rotor paint that you apply to the edge of the rotor which changes colour based on the rotor temperature and should be helpful for most applications.
		I have a non-contact pyrometer and it is not as useful for tire temps as I had hoped...
		This unit is cool (I hope) because it is an infrared pyrometer that has adjustable emissivity and a lock mode to capture temp readings.
	www.m3forum.net /m3forum/showthread.php?t=84590 (703 words)

	Cyclone Diesel Performance Shop
		The Pyrometer Gauge is a high quality 2-1/16'' diameter gauge.
		It is highly recommended as you increase horsepower on your vehicle to add the proper gauges for safety and monitoring.
		The Pyrometer Gauge from Bully Dog is a universal fit.
	cyclonedieselpower.com /shop/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22_52&products_id=93 (85 words)

	NASIOC - Cheap Tire Pyrometer
		You have to take the temps as soon as you are done with the run, or better yet, have someone take them for you as soon as you pull up.
		I'm sure the infrared pyrometers do the job OK and you'll get your pressures pretty close to ideal.
		I just wanted to make a case to say that if you want to obtain the best possible tire pressures, then a probe type pyrometer is the way to go.
	forums.nasioc.com /forums/showthread.php?t=271384 (711 words)

	I/O Port Racing Supplies \| Deluxe Memory Pyrometer Quick Start Instructions
		Leave the probe in the tire until the display moves.
		Pyrometer will read the correct temp, freeze it on the display, and move to the next location.
		Keep pyrometer dry & out of extreme hot or cold.
	www.ioportracing.com /instructions/L50690.htm (465 words)

	FAR Associates
		You require an accurate, reproducible pyrometer for research, to assure consistent, quality products, or to develop new products, processes, and diagnostics.
		The novel pyrometer that we developed, patented, and market needs no prior knowledge of the target or environment.
		Calibration of pyrometers, NIST-traceable, from 100-3000°C. One-day service is available.
	www.pyrometry.com (382 words)

	TheDieselStop.Com Forums: Pyrometer Accuracy
		The pre-turbo post-turbo thermocouple location argument is going to go on forever, and there is never going to be a "correct" answer as to what the actual difference in temperature is between the two locations.
		I had to return 2 different meters to Sears for this very problem since the information is in the manual that is not accessible w/o ripping open these plastic sealed packages that are used today.
		#1100914 - 03/03/03 10:57 AM We have checked many of the pyrometers we have with a Fluke calibrating instrument and found all the Di-Pricol and Westach pyrometers to be less than 30F or less at the 1000F test mark.
	www.thedieselstop.com /archives/ubbthreads/1999upg2/forums.thedieselstop.com/archives/showflat.php-Cat=&Number=1098136&page=33&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1.htm (4034 words)

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