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9 Temperaturesensors
Aplatinumresistancethermometerutilisesthatthepreciousmetalplatinumhasaverywell‐definedcorrelation
betweenitsresistanceandthetemperature.Thecorrelationbetweentheresistanceandthetemperatureisdefined
inthestandardEN60751(DIN/IEC751)andtablesshowingexamplesofthecorrelationappearfromparagraph9.7.
On
MULTICAL®603,Pt100andPt500temperaturesensorscanbeusedforwhichthenominalresistanceat0°Cis
100Ωand500Ω,respectively.
Thecorrelationbetw eentheresistanceR
t
andthetemperaturet isdefinedas:
1
whereR
0
indicatestheresistanceat0.00°C,whereasAandBareconstants.ThevaluesR
0
,AandBaredetermined
attheverificationoftemperaturesensor,whichiscarriedoutaccordingtoEN14 34‐5.
Onaheatorcoolingmeter,atemperaturesensorsetisusedformeasuringthetemperaturedifferencebetween
inletandoutlet.Aseachofthetwotemperaturesensorshasitsown
valuesforR
0
,AandB,therequirementforan
approvedtemperaturesensoris,accordingtoEN1434‐1,thatthemaximumalloweddifferenceinpercentbetween
thetwotemperaturesensors,E
t
,intheentireapprovalareais:
0,5 3
∆
∆
whereΔθistheconcretetemperaturedifferenceandΔθ
min
istheminimumallowedtemperaturedifference,
typically3K.ThevaluesR
0
,AandB,oftheseparatetemperaturesensorsaswellasE
t
appearfromthecertificateof
thetemperaturesensorset.
9.1 Cableinfluen ceandconnectionofcables
Mostly,onlyrelativelyshortcablelengthsfortemperaturesensorsareneededforsmallandmedium‐sizeheat
meters,whichmeansthat2‐wiresensorsetscanbeusedwithadvantage.
Cablelengthsandcrosssectionsofthetwosensorswhichareusedastemperaturesensorpairforaheat
meter
mustalwaysbeidentical,andcablesensorsmustneitherbeshortenednorextended.