Multipoint temperature sensors and assemblies are constructed using either thermocouple or RTD temperature sensing elements. The temperature sensor points are sheathed for protection from the process or built into a larger assembly.
Multipoint temperature sensors and assemblies are used in industrial process environments where multiple temperature readings are required in a single temperature sensor connection point. They are commonly found in process reactors, catalytic crackers, fractionization towers, vessels and storage tanks. Multipoint’s optimize the process by providing temperature profiles across a specific areas of the chemical reaction or process media.
Multipoint temperature sensors are often used in:
They are useful in applications where teams need to understand temperature differences across a process, not just at one point.
When specifying a multipoint temperature sensor, the assembly should be matched to the process and installation requirements.
Important factors include:
These details help determine whether the assembly should use thermocouple or RTD elements, a flexible or rigid design, a specific sheath material, or an integrated junction box.
Aircom multipoint temperature sensors are built for industrial applications where accurate temperature profiling and application-specific design matter.
Whether the requirement is a flanged multipoint thermocouple probe, threaded multipoint assembly, free-hanging multipoint, pocket junction design, RTD multipoint probe, or custom temperature profiling solution, Aircom can help configure the assembly around the process.
By matching the sensor type, connection, material, insertion length, point locations and termination method to the application, Aircom helps customers get a multipoint temperature sensor that fits the way their system actually operates.
If your process requires multiple temperature readings from a single connection point, Aircom can help review your application and identify the right multipoint sensor configuration.
