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1) Engineering: couple, heating element, thermal converter, thermal couple, thermal cross, thermocouple converter, thermocouple element, thermocouple group, thermocouple junction, thermocouple probe, thermoelectric device, thermoelement2) Chemistry: pyod3) Railway term: thermal plug, thermo-electric couple4) Telecommunications: thermal junction, thermocouple contact, thermoelectric junction, thermojunction5) Textile: thermo-couple6) Electronics: thermocouple7) Oil: temperature plug, thermoelectric couple8) Metrology: thermopile9) Mechanics: cutter/workpiece thermocouple, thermo couple, tool/workpiece thermocouple10) Drilling: pyrometer couple11) Aviation medicine: thermocouple-sensing element12) oil&gas: thermocouple (кипиа)13) Combustion gas turbines: bimetal thermometer -
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soldered joint
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a contact between two dissimilar metals (in a thermo
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