Attaching Thermocouples by Peening or Crimping
TBMG-1529
3/1/2006
- Content
Two simple, effective techniques for attaching thermocouples to metal substrates have been devised for high- temperature applications in which attachment by such conventional means as welding, screws, epoxy, or tape would not be effective. The techniques have been used successfully to attach 0.005-in. (0.127-mm)-diameter type-S thermocouples to substrates of niobium alloy C-103 and stainless steel 416 for measuring temperatures up to 2,600 °F (1,427 °C). The techniques are equally applicable to other thermocouple and substrate materials.
- Citation
- "Attaching Thermocouples by Peening or Crimping," Mobility Engineering, March 1, 2006.