Installation of Infrared Radiation Thermometer for combustion gas temperature simplified with Focused High Precision Optics

Heitronics: The use of Infrared Radiation Thermometers for combustion gas temperature requires a channel or view port with diameter larger than the field of view of the Infrared Radiation Thermometer. When installed on incinerators, the cooling tubes in the fin wall would typically be bent to create the opening.

The requirement to bend the tubes can be avoided by creating a ≥ 10 mm hole between two tubes. 

Infrared Radiation Thermometers → measure combustion gas temperature fast and reliable → do not age like thermocouples do

Advantages of HEITRONICS instruments:

• No bending of tubing when using focused high precision optics
• Heavy duty mountings with purged protective sapphire window, quick release holder, air blast view port clearing and adjustable aiming flange
• Compact and rugged thermometer design
• Less maintenance and calibration required
• Stability of measurement performance proven for over 25 years

Configuration of Infrared Radiation Thermometer:

• Model: KT19.69 II
• Detector Type: C
• Optics: Lens S922 with Lens Spacer ZR2
• Focal distance: 4.6 mm @ 494 mm
• Adapter set: B4 L and B7 and B2J-LI

To be supplied by the customer:

• Hole in the fin wall with a diameter ≥ 10 mm
• Flange DIN 2573 PN6 NW65 (or ASME B16.5-2'') at 240 mm distance  from 10 mm hole