Calibration of Thermocouple by Comparison against Standard Radiation Thermometer in a Blackbody Comparator

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A set-up to calibrate thermocouple up to 1500 °C by comparison against radiation thermometer is recently established in Research Center for Metrology - LIPI (RCM - LIPI). A blackbody cavity, made of silicon carbide, is put in a single-zone-controller furnace as a comparator block. A radiation thermometer standard (worked at λ = 650 nm) is employed to determine the reference temperature of the calibration. In this work, a type B thermocouple is calibrated in the range of 1000 - 1500 °C. The expanded uncertainty (k = 2) is evaluated to be 2.4 °C at 1500 °C. The uncertainty due to inhomogeneity of the thermocouple contributes more than 50% (1.4 °C) of the total uncertainty.

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Trisna, B. A., Suherlan, Hapiddin, A., Zaini, H., Wiriadinata, H., & Zaid, G. (2018). Calibration of Thermocouple by Comparison against Standard Radiation Thermometer in a Blackbody Comparator. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1065). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1065/12/122009

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