Please explain nicely. Thanks 2-The International Temperature Scale was first adopted by the International Committee on Weightsand Measures in 1927 to provide a global standard for temperature measurement. This scale has beenrefined and extended in several revisions, most recently in 1990 (International Temperature Scale of1990, ITS-90). What are some of the reasons for revising the scale? What are some of the principalchanges that have been made since 1927? 1- Obtain manufacturers data on thermocouple and thermistor temperature sensors for measuringtemperatures of hot combustion gases from a furnace. Explain the basic operating principles of eachsensor and compare the advantages and disadvantages of each device. Consider sensitivity, accuracy,calibration, and cost.

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1- Obtain manufacturers data on thermocouple and thermistor temperature sensors for measuring temperatures of hot combustion gases from a furnace. Explain the basic operating principles of each sensor and compare the advantages and disadvantages of each device. Consider sensitivity, accuracy, calibration, and cost.

1- Obtain manufacturers data on thermocouple and thermistor temperature sensors for measuring temperatures of hot combustion gases from a furnace. Explain the basic operating principles of each sensor and compare the advantages and disadvantages of each device. Consider sensitivity, accuracy, calibration, and cost.

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