Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a temperature sensor with a thermocouple, which includes the following consecutive steps: a) manufacturing a cable with mineral insulator (14) including two thermocouple wires (10, 12) extending along the entire length of the cable with mineral insulator and embedded in a mineral insulator (8); b) stripping one of the ends of the cable with mineral insulator over a length of 2 to 20 mm, preferably less than 15 mm, preferably less than 10 mm, such as to expose the ends of the thermocouple wires; c) connecting the ends (40, 42) of the thermocouple wires thus exposed, such as to constitute a thermocouple hot spot (13); and d) attaching a cap (20) to said cable with mineral insulator so as to protect said hot spot.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a temperature sensor with a thermocouple, which includes the following consecutive steps: a) manufacturing a cable with mineral insulator (14) including two thermocouple wires (10, 12) extending along the entire length of the cable with mineral insulator and embedded in a mineral insulator (8); b) stripping one of the ends of the cable with mineral insulator over a length of 2 to 20 mm, preferably less than 15 mm, preferably less than 10 mm, such as to expose the ends of the thermocouple wires; c) connecting the ends (40, 42) of the thermocouple wires thus exposed, such as to constitute a thermocouple hot spot (13); and d) attaching a cap (20) to said cable with mineral insulator so as to protect said hot spot.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for measuring temperature in a gas duct. The device (1?) comprises a body (3?) for supporting a temperature sensor (4?), the sensor comprising a head (7?) and at least two wires (8?) connecting the head (7?) to means for acquiring a temperature-measurement signal. The supporting body (3?) is arranged so as to be inserted into an orifice of a wall of the duct in order to immerse the head (7?) of the sensor (4?) in the gases of the duct. The supporting body (3?) comprises a bottom collar (12?), having a top end surface (17a?), in which are arranged at least two channels (9?) for guiding and holding the wires (8?), arranged to allow the mounting of the sensor (4?) in the supporting body (3?) and the holding of the wires (8?) in order to hold the head (7?) of the sensor (4?) at a distance from the top end surface (17a?) of the collar (12?).

Abstract: The invention relates to a temperature sensor comprising a thermocouple (7) defining a hot point (13), said temperature sensor comprising a mineral insulated cable (14) with an outer diameter greater than 2 mm and less than 5 mm and a reinforcement tube (60) from which projects the mineral insulated cable at the hot point end, so as to form a swaging.

Abstract: This invention relates to a device 1 for measuring the pressure of a fluid, containing iodized compounds, comprising a body 2 in which are arranged means enabling the pressure of the fluid to be measured, characterized in that it comprises means 5, 10 for protecting against the iodized compounds. The invention also relates to a pressure sensor comprising means (5, 10) for protecting against the iodized compounds.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for measuring temperature in a gas duct. The device (1?) comprises a body (3?) for supporting a temperature sensor (4?), the sensor comprising a head (7?) and at least two wires (8?) connecting the head (7?) to means for acquiring a temperature-measurement signal. The supporting body (3?) is arranged so as to be inserted into an orifice of a wall of the duct in order to immerse the head (7?) of the sensor (4?) in the gases of the duct. The supporting body (3?) comprises a bottom collar (12?), having a top end surface (17a?), in which are arranged at least two channels (9?) for guiding and holding the wires (8?), arranged to allow the mounting of the sensor (4?) in the supporting body (3?) and the holding of the wires (8?) in order to hold the head (7?) of the sensor (4?) at a distance from the top end surface (17a?) of the collar (12?).

Abstract: A line connector, such as a socket outlet or plug, includes at least one contact member such as a receptacle or pin and at least one connecting terminal which is electrically connected to the contact member and to which an electrical conductor can be connected. The connecting terminal has a tail which can be forcibly fitted into a tubular member for connecting a connecting terminal electrically to the contact member. Applications include demountable plugs and sockets.

Abstract: A line connector, such as a socket outlet or plug, includes at least one contact member such as a receptacle or pin and at least one connecting terminal which is electrically connected to the contact member and to which an electrical conductor can be connected. The connecting terminal has a tail which can be forcibly fitted into a tubular member for connecting a connecting terminal electrically to the contact member. Applications include demountable plugs and sockets.

Abstract: A line connector, such as a socket outlet or plug, includes at least one contact member such as a receptacle or pin and at least one connecting terminal which is electrically connected to the contact member and to which an electrical conductor can be connected. The connecting terminal has a tail which can be forcibly fitted into a tubular member for connecting a connecting terminal electrically to the contact member. Applications include demountable plugs and sockets.