What is a bimetallic thermometer?

The bimetallic thermometer is a thermometer based on the principle of solid thermal expansion. It uses two metal sheets with different expansion coefficients, which are welded tightly together to form a unique temperature sensing element. When the ambient temperature changes, the bimetallic sheet will bend and deform due to the inconsistent expansion or contraction of the two metals, and the degree of deformation is directly related to the temperature. The temperature value can be displayed intuitively through the mechanical transmission devices such as the pointer and dial connected to it.

GAIMC-Hydroponics Water Quality System

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What are the 4 types of thermometers?

Meat thermometers play a vital role in the grilling and cooking process. Different types of food need to reach specific temperatures to kill potential pathogens and ensure safety for consumption.

Flow Meter Installation Guide | GAIMC

Installing a flow meter correctly isn't just about getting it to work—it's about ensuring measurement accuracy, maximizing equipment lifespan, and preventing costly system failures.

The Ultimate Guide to Flow Meters: Principles, Selection & Industrial Applications

How to Measure Dissolved Oxygen in Your Aquarium

Dissolved oxygen is one of the most important water quality parameters in an aquarium or aquarium, directly affecting the survival, health and ecosystem balance of aquatic organisms.