Screw-in Type Resistance Thermometer Pt 100 for measuring temperatures

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Screw-in Type
Resistance Thermometer Pt 100
for measuring temperatures

                                                                    Minimum length of insertion = l1 – 27
                                                                    with deflected spring
                                                                    Spring deflection = 27 mm

                                            Insertion lengths l1 = 125, 150, 180, 215, 250, 275, 295, 335, 345, 410 mm unloaded

The RENK-S  Screw-iin Type        must be in accordance with        Because of the high impedan-
Resistance Thermometer            the wiring diagrams illustrated   ce of the display unit the ac-
was specifically developed        on the reverse of this sheet.     curacy of indication is not
for measuring temperatures                                          affected by changes in line
of slide bearings. Due to its     The Two-W Wire Connection is      resistance.
compact design - connecting       used for short cable lengths
head and spring-loaded ele-       and in case there are minor
ment - assembly and replace-      environmental temperature
ment can be easily carried        changes. The measuring cur-
out without dismantling the       rent is supplied along two
bearing.                          lines. Changes in line resi-
                                  stance (e.g. as a result of
Special features:                 temperature changes) are ful-
                                  ly displayed.
  Accurate measurement of
  bearing temperatures by
  springloaded sensor in          The Three-W Wire-C
                                                   Connection
  good contact with the           is used for longer cable
  bearing shell.                  lengths and/or with lines sub-
                                  ject to considerable environ-
  Short response times.           mental temperature changes.

  The insulated screw con-        The two feed lines from the
  nection permits its appli-      probe resistor to the display
  cation also with bearings       cross coil act as series resi-
  featuring insulation between    stors of a bridge circuit.
  bearing shell and housing.      Changes in resistance affect
                                  both lines equally without
  Ready for assembly com-         distorting the bridge circuit.
  plete with connecting head.
                                  The Four-W Wire Connection is
Temperature sensors are avai-     the most elaborate and is
lable from stock with 10 diffe-   used where highest accuracy
rent insertion lengths.           is required.

The lengths shown are suitab-     All the changes in line resi-
le for the whole range of         stance which with a 3-wire sy-
bearings Type E. For other        stem may still arise as result
types of bearings the inser-      of using lines of unequal
tion length can be reduced by     combination are compensated
adaptors. Electrical wiring       by a constant current sourse.
Connection of Resistance Thermometer Pt 100

                                                                                                                     RH-1040 (3.01) Printed in Germany

RENK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
Werk Hannover
Weltausstellungsallee 21
D-30539 Hannover
Telephone: +49 (5 11) 86 01-0
Telefax:    +49 (5 11) 86 01-288
e-mail: renk_hannover@renk.de      We reserve the right to changes made in the interests of technical improvement.
Sheathed Resistance Thermometer Pt 100
Non-rigid probe
with flexible connection
for measuring temperatures

Typical application:
Measurement in thrust part of
bearing Type E with RD thrust
pads.                                 Sensor diameter 3 mm

Measurement in bearing Type
EV radial tilting pads and RD
thrust pads.

The RENK Sheathed Resi-
stance Thermometer was spe-
cifically developed for
measuring temperatures in
                                                                                                    Sensor nominal length   wire length
slide bearings. The tempera-
ture sensor is located at the                                                                              100                 2000
                                      Fig. 1
end of the probe (Fig. 1). The
probe is fastened adjustably
to the bearing with a gland           Sensor diameter 6 mm
bolt. The oil-resistant connec-
ting wire of the sensor is pro-
tected against kinking at the
outlet.

A certain clearance between
the sensor diameter and the
diameter of the bore for the
sensor allows free alignment                                                                        Sensor nominal length   wire length
of the tilting RD thrust pads
and segments.                                                                                              150                 2000
                                                                                                           180                 3500
The probe can be bent within
a minimum radius of 10 mm
within the nominal length of
the sensor when necessary.
                                  (e.g. as a result of tempera-
The wire is led through a         ture changes) are fully dis-
                                                                        Suggested fitting for connecting head
threaded gland to a connec-       played.
ting head (Fig. 2) or terminal
board fitted outside the bea-     The Three-W Wire Connection
ring where it is connected. A     is used for longer cable
multiple cable gland can be       lengths and/or with lines sub-
used to collect the cables of     ject to considerable environ-
several sheathed thermo-          mental temperature changes.
meters.                           The two feed lines from the
                                  probe resistor to the display
RENK sheathed resistance          cross coil act as series resis-
thermometers are supplied         tors of a bridge circuit.
with.probes of 3 mm and           Changes in resistance affect
6 mm diameter.                    both lines equally without
                                  distorting the bridge circuit.
Electrical wiring must be in
accordance with the wiring        The Four-W Wire Connection is                                                                 Fig. 2
diagram illustrated on the        the most elaborate and is
reverse of this sheet.            used where highest accuracy
                                  is required.
The Two-W Wire Connection is                                        Because of the high impedan-
used for short cable lengths      All the changes in line resis-    ce of the display unit the
and in case of minor changes      tance which may still arise       accuracy of indication is not
of the ambient temperature.       with a 3-wire system as result    affected by changes in line
The measuring current is su-      of using lines of unequal         resistance.
pplied along two lines.           combination are compensated
Changes in line resistance        by a constant current source.
Connection of Resistance Thermometer Pt 100

                                                                                                                     RH-1087 (3.01) Printed in Germany

RENK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
Werk Hannover
Weltausstellungsallee 21
D-30539 Hannover
Telephone: +49 (5 11) 86 01-0
Telefax:    +49 (5 11) 86 01-288
e-mail: renk_hannover@renk.de      We reserve the right to changes made in the interests of technical improvement.
Angle Thermometer
for monitoring the temperature
of slide bearings

RENK Angle Thermometers           RENK Screw-in Type
are used for monitoring the       Resistance Thermometers
temperature of slide bearings     with springloaded sensor.
where visual control is           Temperature indication ranges
required on the spot.             from 0 to 100°C. These ther-
The instrument will measure       mometers are available in dif-
the temperature of bearing        ferent lengths of insertion.
shells as well as oil bath tem-   Special lengths can be sup-
peratures.                        plied on request.

Neither precision nor speed of    Them main dimensions of this
response of this thermometer      thermometer are in accordan-
are as good as those of the       ce with Standard DIN 16182.

                                                                      Indicating range     Length of insertion   Depth of immersion
                                                                      °C          Symbol           l1                     l2
                                                                                                                          ≈

                                                                                                  50                    36

                                                                                                 110                    96

                                                                      0 ... 100   100            160                   146

                                                                                                 230                   216

                                                                                                 300                   286

                                                                   The indicator scale can be rotated and fixed by adjusting the
                                                                   screw union.
                                                                   G = B. S. P.
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                                                                                                                                                   RH-1039 (1.02) Printed in Germany

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