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| For questions that are sent to email on email provided in the contact will be answered on this page. Here are links to some written documents, images, diagrams and drawings, as well as answers to frequently asked questions. |
| Dilemmas for all future customers who want to know a little more and a little better will be clarified on this page. |
| 001 | Dielectric constants are given at a specific temperature. If the temperature differs from the above then the dielectric constant is also different. The list can be found in the document Dielectric constants which is given by the English chemical names of materials. |
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| 002 | You often ask about the power of cooling air conditioners. British thermal unit (BTU) is the amount of heat needed to heat one pound of water from 60°F to 61°F at a constant pressure of one atmosphere. |
| BTU=0.000293 KWh |
| If you want more you can use program Convert V4.10 which is under GNU license. You can check for newer program version on the http://www.joshmadison.com/software. |
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European
directives and standards are the basis for modern
business. Here is a basic document in its original form which
refers to the known temperature sensors EA-10/11 |
| Guidelines for calibration of temperature indicators according to EU directives |
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Emissivity
table of various materials (used in non-contact
thermometers) |
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Values table for temperature probes |
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Thermocouple B-type Platinum-30%Rhodium(+) Platinum-6%Rhodium(-) |
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Thermocouple N-type Nickel-14,2%Chromium-1,4%Silicon(+) Nickel-4,4%Silicon0,1% Magnesium(-) |