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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 15, 2013
Filed:
Oct. 23, 2009
Massimo Dotti, Modena, IT;
Massimo Gilioli, Modena, IT;
Mario Noli, Modena, IT;
Marco Mangiarotti, Modena, IT;
Massimo Dotti, Modena, IT;
Massimo Gilioli, Modena, IT;
Mario Noli, Modena, IT;
Marco Mangiarotti, Modena, IT;
Worgas Bruciatori S.r.l., Formigine, Modena, IT;
Abstract
A temperature sensor for a burner comprises two metal wires implementing a thermocouple, a protection sheath receiving the two metal wires, and a head in metal material having a front side intended to be facing the environment, the temperature of which is intended to be measured, and a rear side opposite the front side, in which the two metal wires are connected in a thermal exchange relationship to the head rear side, and the head comprises a front portion connectable to a burner wall of the burner so that the thermocouple is connectable to the burner by means of said metal head.
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