Thermometry With Embedded SI Traceability For Industrial Applications
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Kick-Off Meeting
The ThermoSI collaboration met at the Danish Technological Institute in Copenhagen to kick off the project. As a collaboration we… READ MORE
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WP4: AI Techniques for Thermometry
Self-validating thermocouples are now mature but are held back by the inability of conventional software to identify the characteristic phase-change… READ MORE
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WP3: Phosphor Thermometry to 1250°C
Phosphor thermometry can overcome challenges experienced by thermal imaging, but so far has a limited temperature range, and lacks widely… READ MORE
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WP2: Practical Johnson noise thermometry to 1200°C
Johnson noise thermometry (JNT) is, in principle, immune to calibration drift due to sensor degradation in harsh environments. Recently, new… READ MORE
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WP1: Thermal Imaging from -100°C to 500°C
Thermal imaging is widespread, but it is extremely difficult to do quantitatively due to poor knowledge of the target surface… READ MORE
23IND11 ThermoSI
The project 23IND11 ThermoSI has received funding from the European Partnership on Metrology, co-financed from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and by the Participating States.
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Thermometry with embedded SI traceability for industrial applications. Temperature Metrology for Process Efficiency.
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