Mi thermocouple with flameproof head

Flameproof head MI (Mineral Insulated) thermocouple is a type of temperature sensor that is designed to be used in hazardous or explosive environments, such as chemical plants or oil refineries, where there is a risk of fire or explosion.
The thermocouple is constructed with a pair of dissimilar metal wires (usually made of nickel-chromium alloy and nickel-aluminum alloy) that are insulated from each other with a highly compressed mineral powder (usually magnesium oxide). The wires are then housed in a stainless steel sheath that is sealed with a flameproof head.
The flameproof head is designed to contain any explosion that might occur within the head, preventing it from spreading to the surrounding environment. This is achieved by using a robust enclosure that can withstand high pressures and temperatures, and by ensuring that all electrical components within the head are protected from the explosive atmosphere.
The thermocouple can be connected to a measuring instrument or control system via a cable that is also designed to be flameproof. The cable is typically made of a special material that is resistant to fire and can withstand high temperatures.
Overall, a flameproof head MI thermocouple is a reliable and safe temperature sensor that is commonly used in hazardous environments where explosion protection is essential.

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