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Temperature sensing technology is rapidly evolving for its various applications. This technology is used for a varied range of applications, ranging from industrial applications such as cooling and heating systems to consumer and medical applications such as refrigerators, dishwashers and thermostats. In this article, we discuss the 300100780070 application field and working principle of mechanical thermostats in temperature sensing.

Mechanical thermostats are a type of temperature sensor used in a variety of applications. These sensors include a mechanical mechanism which moves a bimetallic strip, responding to changes in temperature. This device operates by being placed in an environment which is thermally connected to the load. As the applied temperature changes, the sensors detect accordingly and move a bimetallic strip, causing an electrical switch to close.

The 300100780070 application field of mechanical thermostats include the use of these devices in various types of HVAC systems. The most common uses of mechanical thermostats are for controlling the temperature in heaaded and air-conditioned rooms, as well as in chilled water pipes and air ducts. Commonly used in commercial, residential and industrial pathways, these devices are also used to monitor temperatures in water tanks, fuel tanks, and process systems.

The working principle of mechanical thermostats requires the temperature of the load to be monitored and changes in temperature to be accurately detected. As the temperature increases, a bimetallic strip in the device will flex due to its expansion properties. This initiates the movement of a wire. When its extreme position is achieved, an electrical switch closes, allowing a signal to be sent. This signal is then used by the system to control various functions in the system.

The accuracy of mechanical thermostats is dependent on a variety of factors. A major factor is the frequent calibrations of the device, which increases measurement accuracy and improves switch accuracy. A good calibration procedure also ensures the device is resistant to external corrosion, vibrations and shocks. Moreover, depending on the application, either flexible or rigid bimetallic strips can be used. Typically, flexible bimetallic strips are used for applications involving large temperature range changes, while rigid bimetallic strips work better with low temperature range changes.

Mechanical thermostats are an important part of temperature sensing technology. Generally, they are relatively simple devices that enable temperature sensing and control in various applications. By responding to changes in temperature and releasing signals, mechanical thermostats enable accurate temperature sensing and control, for both commercial and residential purposes.

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