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File Name: HTCA_003-DADS-UserManual.docx
Document Type: End User Manual | Version date: 01/05/2010 | Last Printed: 15/02/2011
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The following information is provided on this window.
Chamber
The chamber used to do the TLS measurement. This value can be
set in the HITEC Config application in
Target value
The target value of the reference carbon-black used for the
measurement. This value can be set in the HITEC Config application
in
Carbon Black
Indicates the reference carbon black type to use for the TLS
measurement. The type can be defined in the HITEC Config
application in
First measure
The first measure taken for the calculation of the TLS.
Second measure
The second measure taken for the calculation of the TLS. This is
actually the last measure which has been done and accepted.
Average
The average of the two last TLS measurements, which gives the
TLS value and will set the position of the yellow line on the graph.
Weight
The weight which will be used for the next TLS measurement.
The
TLS measurement
is set by pushing either the
Test
button or the
Enter
button on the
DADS terminal. The TLS test is done like all other tests. See the section How to do a test? to
get more information about the different possibilities.
After the TLS measurement the application does some
verification
on the test results, in
order to check the validity of the test.
Lower torque limit
The torque during the TLS measurement may not be lower than the
lower torque limit. Example for F4 type carbon black: 4500 mNm.
Upper torque limit
The torque during the TLS measurement may not be higher than the
higher torque limit. Example for F4 type carbon black: 9500 mNm.
These measurement conditions are defined in the HITEC Config application in
configuration. In case the measurement has not been valid an error message is displayed.
After the measurement the results will be shown, like for a normal test. The user has to
decide if this TLS measurement should be
accepted or rejected
. An accepted
measurement is recorded and will be used for the TLS calculation. A rejected measurement
won't be recorded or used for the TLS calculation. This measurement will just be logged with
the other TLS tests in a list (see TLS Trend).
Note:
The user can accept a TLS test by clicking on the
Accept
button or by pushing two
times the
Enter
button on the DADS terminal.
A TLS test will be rejected in case the clicks the
Reject
button, or push the
Enter
on
keyboard, or pushing the
Left
button on the DADS terminal.
