Surface temperature sensor
Wireless surface temperature sensor: thermal conductivity, cooling curves and frictional heating in six experiments.
The wireless sensor measures the surface temperature of solids and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: studying the thermal conductivity of metals and the temperature distribution along a heated rod, constructing a cooling curve of a heated body, measuring the temperature of the walls of vessels and pipelines, comparing the heating rate of surfaces of different colors under a radiation source, studying the heating of bodies during friction with an assessment of the heat released, studying the heat exchange between contacting bodies. The sensor is intended for activities on thermal phenomena in a physics course.
- Study of the thermal conductivity of metals and temperature distribution along a heated rod
- Study of the cooling of a heated body and construction of a cooling curve
- Measuring vessel and pipe wall temperatures in thermal engineering experiments
- Comparison of heating rates of surfaces of different colors under a radiation source
- Study of heating of bodies during friction and assessment of the heat released
- Study of heat transfer between contacting bodies of different temperatures
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