Liquid-in-glass Thermometer

Started by tagi, 04-01-2011 -- 07:49:22

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Liquid-in-glass Thermometer calibration method using 33K5-4-42-1 ?

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tagi

Liquid-in-glass Thermometer(manufactured to ASTM specifications) a two-point calibration procedure when there is no way.
Then How do I calibration?  :?

USMCPMEL

What is your question??? If I am at a customers site and they have thermometers I try to "borrow" an oven. I put my probe beside the thermometer let it stabalize and take the reading. Then I adjust the oven to a higher temperature and check it again.

msrichmond

You could also use an ice bath to get 32 deg F and ambient temperature if you don't have an oven. It really depends on the range of your thermometer.

beadwork

You have to determine if the LIG is a partial immersion type ( has a 76 mm line on the back that it has to be immersed to) or if it is a full immersion type (has to be immersed to the measuring point on the scale).

PUBLICATION - (NIST SP 1088) Maintenance and Validation of Liquid-in-Glass Thermometers
is a great resource.

USMCPMEL

In response to Ol Dave I do not deal with those very much. If I was you I would cut and past your response into a new topic otherwise people will not see it buried in this discussion. Good luck.