Temperature Sensors Sample Clauses

Temperature Sensors a) Platinum 100 ohm resistance thermal detectors (RTD sensors) are to be installed in the lower one third part of the tank. For batch systems, the requirement is at least two sensors per tank. b) The hot water tank must be designed to accommodate the temporary placement of numerous portable sensors or probes to be used during the testing procedure required for certification or re- certification. During this procedure, the portable sensors will be positioned and evenly spaced throughout the load of mangoes, at the direction of the APHIS Inspector who conducts the performance test. Each facility is recommended to have available, 24 portable termistor or thermocouple sensors, 12 per tank (each with its own flexible cord at least 10 ft. in length) and a hand- held digital and portable monitor to measure pulp and water temperatures which reads to the nearest one tenth of a degree. c) Each treatment facility is required to have at least one high-accuracy, water-immersible and certified thermometer, either mercury stick, non-mercury or, digital, and available on the premises at all times. It will be used as the standard against which all sensors are calibrated. The certification should be valid. This thermometer shall be accurate to 0.1 degree F (or ºC), and will cover the range between 113ºF and 118ºF (45 con el propósito de asegurar una temperatura uniforme del agua durante todo el proceso de tratamiento. La fruta debe mantenerse al menos a 4 pulgadas (10.2 cm.) bajo la superficie del agua durante el tratamiento, utilizando una xxxxxxx de flotación.
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Temperature Sensors. Table 9 - Temperature Sensor Specifications --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameter Symbol Min Typ Max Units Comments --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10G Demux sensor: 2 Volts \\BE\\ -type sensor in GaAs Parameters: a) Volt/Time TBD b) (current) \\ F\\max TBD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Low Speed Demux sensor [*] Sink current output ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Temperature Sensors. Table 8 - Temperature Sensor Specifications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Temp Sensor #1 [*] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Temp Sensor #2 [*] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Confidential materials omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions. Issue 7 TSSL PROPRIETARY 1/19/2000 Sheet 9 of 15 Tyco Submarine Systems, Ltd Issue 7 [*] TSSL Part Number [*]
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Temperature Sensors. A. Temperature sensors shall be Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) or Thermistor as dictated by the requirements of this specification. B. Duct sensors shall be rigid or averaging as specified in the sequence of operations. Averaging sensors shall be a minimum of 5 feet in length. C. Immersion sensors shall be provided with a separable stainless steel or brass well to match pipe material. D. Space sensors shall be equipped with setpoint adjustment and/or override switch as specified on the plans or in the sequence of operations. Space sensor shall have a portable service tool xxxx. E. Accuracies shall be +/-1oF for standard applications. Where high accuracy is required, accuracies shall be+/- .2°F. F. Duct mounted averaging sensors shall utilize a sensing element incorporated in a copper capillary with a minimum length of 20 feet. The sensor shall be installed according to manufacturers recommendation and looped and fastened at a minimum of every 36 inches. G. Sunshields shall be provided for outside air sensors.
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Temperature Sensors. Air Circuit Core Slots Number ________-- 12 Type -_____________-- RTD Position -__________________- In Stator Winding *Or equivalent / similar EPC SHEDULE B September 23 2003 Wairakei EPC --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Temperature Sensors a) Platinum 100 ohm resistance thermal detectors (RTD sensors) are to be installed in the lower one third part of the tank. For batch systems, the requirement is at least two sensors per tank. b) The hot water tank must be designed to accommodate the temporary placement of numerous portable sensors or probes to be used during the testing procedure required for certification or re- certification. During this procedure, the portable sensors will be positioned and evenly spaced throughout the load of mangoes, at the direction of the APHIS Inspector who conducts the performance test. Each facility is recommended to have 12 portable termistor or thermocouple sensors available per tank (each with its own flexible cord at least 12 ft. in length) and a hand- held digital and portable monitor to measure pulp and water El operador de la planta puede solicitar a APHIS un cambio en los set points o puntos de control; una nueva prueba de funcionamiento será necesaria. c) A los tanques no se les permite tener ningún punto de control que sea más bajo que la temperatura de tratamiento estándar para el producto que está siendo tratado (115ºF o 46.1ºC en el caso de mangos).
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Temperature Sensors. 1.14.1 Two sensing elements (RTDs) shall be provided in each phase. The RTDs shall be embedded at the hottest spot. The type of RTD shall be simplex and the material shall be platinum.
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