Wireless temperature sensors - Import export

Traditional in-pipe temperature sensors, including thermocouples, RTDs, and thermistors, have been essential in various industries for monitoring temperature variations. However, they present several drawbacks. These conventional sensors rely on wired connections for data transmission and power supply, necessitating complex and extensive cabling infrastructure. Cable trays and platforms must be installed to accommodate wiring, increasing costs and architectural requirements. Over time, cables are susceptible to deterioration, leading to signal loss, inaccurate measurements, and potential safety hazards. Regular maintenance is essential to address these issues, adding to operational expenses.

WiT-es is a patented, self-powered, wireless temperature sensor for industrial applications. Eliminate the need for batteries, wiring, and tedious maintenance while enjoying accurate, real-time monitoring in power plants, chemical facilities, refineries, and more. Discover the unmatched reliability and efficiency of WiT-es, revolutionizing the way we measure temperature.

ESCOM Enhanced Solutions provides advanced wireless sensor technology that enables real-time monitoring of key parameters, such as temperature, pressure, and gas emissions. Our sensors are designed to withstand the demanding conditions of power and steam generation environments, offering a maintenance-free solution that enhances predictive maintenance and operational safety.

The fuel temperature sensor is one factor that tells the ECU how to adjust the amount of fuel injected. When the fuel is warm, it's less dense and burns more readily so the ecu injects more fuel to get the same mass of fuel and retards the timing. When the fuel is cold, it's more dense so the ecu injects less fuel and advances the timing. Hot fuel has the same effect as higher cetane fuel at a lower temperature because it burns more readily. Timing and injection quantity is also based on many other factors, fuel temperature is just one of them.