JohnnyGunn
Well-Known Member
Hey guys,
I'm preparing to build a temperature sensor to measure the temps in my MLT (very simple: NTC thermistor wired to a battery operated temperature meter I got from Hong Kong) and I have a question about the wall thickness of the 1/4" SS tubing I'll be using. The place I was planning on getting the stainless from only has it in 0.065" (1/16") thickness wall. Is that too thick to ensure proper heat exchange? I know I won't be using state of the art apparatus here...but I want something that will give me relatively proper temperature readings.
Thanks for any help.
I'm preparing to build a temperature sensor to measure the temps in my MLT (very simple: NTC thermistor wired to a battery operated temperature meter I got from Hong Kong) and I have a question about the wall thickness of the 1/4" SS tubing I'll be using. The place I was planning on getting the stainless from only has it in 0.065" (1/16") thickness wall. Is that too thick to ensure proper heat exchange? I know I won't be using state of the art apparatus here...but I want something that will give me relatively proper temperature readings.
Thanks for any help.