- }} to T r e f {\displaystyle \scriptstyle T_{\mathrm {ref} }} , in the
chromel wire.
Change from T r e f {\displaystyle \scriptstyle T_{\mathrm {ref}...
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Chromel is an
alloy made of
approximately 90%
nickel and 10%
chromium by
weight that is used to make the
positive conductors of ANSI Type E (
chromel-constantan)...
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until the
alloy was perfected. The
material was
patented that year as
chromel,
later and
still today marketed as nichrome. For this invention, Marsh...
- include: Ni-Cr(Fe)
resistance heating alloys, also
known as
nichrome or
Chromel, are
described by both ASTM and DIN standards.
These standards specify...
- K (
chromel-alumel)
thermocouples and
thermocouple extension wire.
Alumel is a
registered trademark of
Concept Alloys, Inc. "Working with
Chromel, Alumel...
-
tested had some kind of
allergic reaction following contact with nickel.
Chromel Constantan Hastelloy Inconel Kanthal Flournoy, Blake. "What Is Nichrome...
- is also used to form
thermocouples with
wires made of iron, copper, or
chromel. It has an
extraordinarily strong negative Seebeck coefficient above 0...
- of the
first applications that the
Hoskins company considered for its
Chromel wire was for use in toasters, but the
company eventually abandoned such...
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Nichrome and
Chromel C are
examples of an
alloy containing iron. The
composition typical of
Nichrome is 60 Ni, 12 Cr, 26 Fe, 2 Mn and
Chromel C, 64 Ni, 11...
- (20% chromium, iron, rare earths);
originally for hard-facing
valve seats Chromel (chromium)
Cupronickel (bronze, copper)
Ferronickel (iron)
German silver...
