Bathythermograph Thermal Element Core

Bathythermograph Thermal Element Core is a component used in geophysical instruments for measuring temperature variations in water bodies. It is specifically designed for use in bathythermographs, which are instruments used to measure temperature profiles in oceans, lakes, and other bodies of water.

The thermal element core is responsible for accurately sensing and recording temperature changes at different depths. It is typically made of a sensitive material, such as a thermistor or a platinum resistance thermometer, which can detect even small temperature variations.

The data collected by the bathythermograph thermal element core is crucial for understanding the thermal structure of water bodies, which is important for various applications such as oceanography, climate research, and marine resource management.

In the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment, the supply class Geophysical Instruments refers to a category of instruments used for studying the physical properties and processes of the Earth. Bathythermograph Thermal Element Core falls under this supply class as it is specifically designed for geophysical measurements related to temperature profiling in water bodies.