Temperature-monitoring-system

Image Source:- Testo India Thermohygrometer equips you for all situations where a suitable indoor climate is crucial, for example, air temperature and relative humidity in archives, storerooms, greenhouses, and buildings. What is a Thermohygrometer? Thermohygrometer is a type of humidity sensor that comes in the form of handheld devices and transmitters. They calculate both humidities of the air and the temperature of the air at different humidity and temperature ranges depending on the model. What are some applications of Thermohygrometers? Thermo hygrometers are used in air temperature measurement for measuring indoor humidity and temperature. They calculate the dew point temperature by which localized condensation is at risk. It provides initial information about whether mold is caused by condensation or if there is a risk of this occurring. Thermo hygrometers are used in production, storage, server rooms, museums, archives, cold storage warehouses, containers, and sales counters.

  Image Source:- Testo India A  portable flue gas analyzer   detects and observes the composition level of the flue gas to determine if the mixture of air and fuel is at the right ratio for maximum heat output.  It helps measure the concentration of gases in the emissions of gases from the appliances used in households like boilers, furnaces, fireplaces, etc.   Let’s see some types of sensors used in flue gas analyzers and check out the best among them.   What are some best  types of sensors used in flue gas analyzers? There are two prominent types of sensors used in a flue gas analyzer for measuring flue gases, they are as follows: Electrochemical sensors and infrared sensors Electrochemical sensors are primarily used to measure oxygen, carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, and nitrogen dioxide concentrations. Whereas infrared sensors are used to measure the concentration of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon monoxide.

  Image Source:- Testo India Cooking oil gets contaminated with repeated use and as you reheat it repeatedly. The more times you boil and use regular oil, the more it gets contaminated. The oil changing its color to black and getting a rotten smell indicate the oil getting contaminated. Let's understand more about reused cooking oils and essential measures. How and why does cooking oil go bad? Reusing oil changes its chemical composition. This newly formed chemical composition produces harmful substances that are not good for your health. As the oil is being used, reactions like hydrolysis, oxidation, and polymerization are initiated. These repeated reactions produce fat degradation substances called total polar materials (TPM). As the TPM multiplies, so does the cooking oil start tasting and smelling bad, signifying the oil to become rancid. It would be best to use a digital frying oil monitor to measure TPM in the oil to prevent contaminating it.

  Image Source:- Testo India A thermometer is a temperature measurement  device . When a thermometer is immersed in a given solution or substance, the mercury within it begins to rise. Thermometers too are of different types; therefore, the working to differs. Let's take an example of an infrared thermometer and see how it works. How does an infrared thermometer work? Infrared thermometers use a lens to focus the infrared light emitting from the object onto a detector known as a thermopile—a thermopile forms when some thermocouples connect in a series. As soon as the thermopile surface comes in contact with infrared radiation, it is absorbed and converted into heat. The device measures this heat in the form of temperature and displays it on the screen. This process is completed within seconds and gives out accurately recorded readings that are finally displayed on the screen.