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SBS-3510 User’s Manual

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Instrument Data and Operating Conditions

Dimensions (L x W x H)

9.6 in x 4.1 in x 5 in (245 mm x 103 mm x 126 mm)

Weight

23.3 oz. (660 g)

Power supply

Battery type

3x Alkaline battery 1.5 V AA (LR6)

Battery life

> 100 hours

Ambient temperature

• Standard type SBS-3510:

–10°C to +50°C (+14°F to +122°F)

Storage temperature

• max. 55°C (131°F) with batteries

• max. 70°C (158°F) without batteries

Air humidity

5–90 % relative humidity, non-condensing

Protection class

IP54

Interface Data

Bluetooth

, RFID

Memory

1024 measured data sets

250 sample IDs / 30 measuring methods

a The sample must not freeze in the measuring cell.

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Wetted Parts

The following materials are in contact with the samples and cleaning agents:

Material

Part

Borosilicate glass

measuring cell, filling pump

Kalrez

flat seal between connection block and measuring cell

Polypropylene

housing SBS-3510

PTFE

filling tube

PVDF

connection block, screw plug, adapter Luer, pump lever

Viton Extreme

sealing of the filling pump

Summary of Contents for SBS-3510

Page 1: ...SBS 3510 Digital Battery Hydrometer Instruction Manual and Safety Information 1 800 554 2243 www sbsbattery com Test sbsbattery com ...

Page 2: ...d changed copied or distributed by means of electronic systems in any form print photocopy microfilm or any other process without prior written permission by Storage Battery Systems LLC Trademarks registered trademarks trade names etc may be used in this document without being marked as such They are the property of their respective owner Further information Published by Storage Battery Systems LL...

Page 3: ...g Text or Numbers 21 5 6 Selecting from a List 21 5 7 Operation by Gestures 22 6 Instrument Settings 23 6 1 Setting the Language 23 6 2 Setting Date and Time 23 6 3 PIN Protection 23 6 4 Display Settings 25 6 5 Sound Settings 25 6 6 Display Units for Density and Temperature 25 6 7 Enabling Disabling Gesture Control 26 6 8 Reset to Factory Settings 26 7 Measurement Settings 27 7 1 Setting the Measu...

Page 4: ...ta 42 10 2 Printing Data 43 10 3 Exporting Data to a PC 43 10 4 Deleting Data 44 11 Bluetooth Connections File Transfer Data Transfer 45 11 1 Setting up Bluetooth Connections 45 11 1 1 Setting up the Connection to a PC 45 11 1 2 Setting up the Connection to a Printer 45 11 2 File Transfer via Bluetooth 46 11 2 1 Importing Files from a PC 46 11 2 2 Exporting Files to a PC 46 11 3 Sending Data to a ...

Page 5: ...System Information 57 14 4 Warranty Exclusions 57 14 5 Returning the Instrument for Repair 57 15 Troubleshooting 58 Appendix A Technical Data 60 A 1 Specifications 60 A 2 Instrument Data and Operating Conditions 61 A 3 Wetted Parts 61 Appendix B Measuring Parameters 62 B 1 Parameter Overview 62 B 2 Additional Settings 66 B 3 Parameter Details 66 Appendix C Example Files 68 ...

Page 6: ...f regulatory limitations SBS only warrants the proper functioning of the instrument if no modifications are made to mechanics electronics or software Use the instrument only for the purpose described in the document SBS is not liable for damages caused by incorrect use of the instrument The results delivered by the instrument depend not only on the correct functioning of the instrument but also on...

Page 7: ...e of the measuring cell The instrument is not insulated against high voltages Measuring samples under high voltage e g in energized battery banks bears the risk of an electric shock Define appropriate testing procedures and safety measures to protect yourself from any electric shock Operation in areas with risk of explosion Standard type SBS 3510 is not explosion proof and therefore must not be op...

Page 8: ...e SBS 3510 use only 3x Alkaline AA suitable replacement batteries General precautions Observe and adhere to your national safety regulations regarding the handling of all substances associated with your measurements e g use safety goggles gloves respiratory protection etc Before a measurement check the wetted parts of the instrument for chemical resistance to the samples and cleaning agentsused Pr...

Page 9: ...ctive materials infectious agents or other harmful substances that cause health hazards 1 4 Disposal Concerning the disposal of the instrument observe the legal requirements in your country 1 5 Conventions for Safety Messages The following conventions for safety messages are used in this document WARNING Description of risk Warning indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result ...

Page 10: ...oundings At the same time the backlight of the oscillator enables you to observe the filling process in detail Samples are filled into the measuring cell using the built in pipette style pump or a syringe You can allocate sample IDs to your samples for easier identification SBS 3510 is operated via keys on the front Up to 1024 measured data can be stored in the memory of the SBS 3510 density meter...

Page 11: ...d precisely Concentration measurement In binary mixtures the density of the mixture is a function of its composition Thus with the aid of density concentration tables the density value of a binary mixture can be used to calculate its composition This procedure is also applicable for so called quasi binary mixtures These mixtures contain two major components and some additional ones in very small c...

Page 12: ...rument Front 1 LC display 2 Power ON OFF key 3 Function keys 4 Delete key 5 Data storage key 6 Arrow keys 7 Filling pump 8 Screw plug 9 Eyelet for carrying strap 10 Fillingtube 11 Measuring cell Rear 12 RFID interface and type plate with serial number 13 Screw of batterycompartment 12 13 ...

Page 13: ... to start a measurement When the measurement is finished the result is stored automatically in the internal memory Delete key to delete the data of the last measurement Arrow keys to navigate in the quick access area in menus or in selection character lists Function keys to activate a key function displayed directly above ...

Page 14: ...tion for possible returns or for questions from the transportation or the insurance company 2 To check the delivery for completeness compare the supplied parts to those listed in table 2 3 If a part is missing contact your local SBSrepresentative 4 If a part is damaged contact the transportation company and your SBS representative Table 2 Supplied parts Qty Article description Mat no 1 SBS 3510 Po...

Page 15: ...e SBS 3510 3510 Case 1 Pump lever with lock function 3510 Lever 1 Rubber housing measuring cell 3510 Cell Boot 1 Instruction manual 3510 Manual 1 Standard operating procedure booklet 3510 Booklet 1 Filling tube 180 mm 3510 Tube 1 Adapter Luer UNF 3510 Adapter 1 Syringes 2 mL Luer 10 pcs 3510 Syringe ...

Page 16: ...Filling tube 600 mm 3510 Tube Long Rubber housing operating panel 3510 Boot Spare wristband for portable instruments 3510 Wriststrap Set carrying strap SBS 3510 Snap 3510 Carrystrap Bluetooth USB adapter 3510 Bluetooth USB ABS disc tag 30 mm 5 mm hole R W 3510 ABS RFID Tag White PVC sticker disc tag 30 mm R W 3510 PVC RFID Tag Black laundry tag 30 mm R W 3510 BLK RFID Tag Printer CMP 20BT Bluetoot...

Page 17: ...es of higher viscosity filling with a syringe may be more convenient To do so mount the syringe adapter 1 Remove the screw plug see fig 1 2 Screw in the adapter Luer UNF by hand until some resistance against further turning can be felt Tighten with your fingers only do not use any tools 4 3 Switching the Instrument On Off To switch SBS 3510 on tap and hold the key until the display lights up To sw...

Page 18: ...s or the index of the currently shown data set depending on the active mode and function On the right side of the header the battery charge status and the current time are displayed When activated the symbol for Bluetooth may also show at the left of the battery symbol Table 4 Symbols in the header The battery charge status symbol informs you about the battery charge status See section 14 1 1 for ...

Page 19: ... menu and goes to the next higher menu level Cancel Aborts an operation Delete Initiates deleting a value or deletes the next character to the left Done Finishes an entry Edit Switches into editing mode allowing you to enter values or change the current selection Enter Enters a character Live Unfreezes the last measuring result and returns to showing continuous live readings Menu Opens the main me...

Page 20: ...ess Area Use the arrow keys to select a quick access function Activate the function with the right function key The following quick access functions are available Icon Function Status function Use it to check the measurement status The status indicator can assume 3 states green check mark status OK yellow symbol with exclamation mark there is a warning message red symbol with lightning there is an...

Page 21: ...red left arrow if available to edit the previous position one character to the left Select the red left arrow with shaft if available to delete the last character 2 Tap Enter to enter the selected character at the current position Tap Prev if available to move the current position one character to the left Tap Delete if available to delete the character left of the current position The editing lin...

Page 22: ...nt turned to the right To abort a measurement 1 Turn the instrument to the left as shown in fig 5 and hold the position until a confirmation message appears Fig 5 Instrument turned to the left 2 Confirm To confirm canceling turn the instrument to the left again as shown in fig 5 and hold the position until the measurement hasstopped To continue with the measurement turn the instrument to the right...

Page 23: ...selection list AM PM 3 Enter the current date or time time of day respectively 4 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen To set the date or time format 1 Tap Menu and select Setup Date and Time Set Date and Time Format 2 Select Set Date Format or Set Time Format and tap Edit 3 Select one of three date formats DD day MM month YYYY year DD MM YYYY YYYY MM DD MM DD YYYY Select one of two tim...

Page 24: ...rotection 1 Tap Menu and enter the active PIN 2 Select Setup PIN Settings 3 Active PIN is preselected Tap Edit and enter the active PIN 4 Select Set PIN protection and tap Edit 5 Select Off from the selection list 6 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen To change the active PIN 1 Tap Menu and enter the currently active PIN 2 Select Setup PIN Settings 3 Active PIN is preselected Tap Edit...

Page 25: ...tings 2 Select Display Brightness and tap Edit 3 Select a brightness option 4 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen To set the display dimming 1 Tap Menu and select Setup Display Settings 2 Select Display Dimming and tap Edit 3 Select a dimming option Off nodimming 4 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen 6 5 Sound Settings When sound is enabled the instrument beeps whenever a...

Page 26: ...h Methods Predefined standard methods Active method Density Sample IDs ID Date format DD MM YYYY Time format 24h Measurement mode Precise Display rotation On Printer None Export data format CSV Export data delimiter Semicolon Export data decimal point Comma Temperature unit C Density unit g cm3 PIN protection Off Custom Factory preset custom parameters TIP Export or print the content of the data m...

Page 27: ...esult is stored as soon as the measured temperature value stays within 0 2 K for 10 seconds This measurement mode delivers the most accurate results but may take a longer time in case the sample temperature differs greatly from the ambient temperature Measurement mode Fast The result is stored as soon as the measured temperature value stays within 0 4 K for 10 seconds This measurement mode deliver...

Page 28: ...ameter type If you select None the parameter will not be displayed Offset This value will be automatically added to parameter 1 You can define a different offset for each method TIP If the instrument s measuring results show a constant deviation from your reference value define an offset for parameter 1 Limits Define the upper and lower limit for the measurement results See section 7 2 3 for detai...

Page 29: ... New Method 2 Edit the method settings as described below 3 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen Editing methods 1 Tap Menu and select Methods Edit Method 2 Select a method that you want to edit and tap Edit 3 Select a method setting that you want to edit and tap Edit 4 Enter a value or select it from a list as appropriate 5 Repeat steps 3 4 for all method settings that you want to edi...

Page 30: ...gn a new one The assigned method is shown in the header 7 2 3 Defining Limits The function will give a warning when measurement results of parameter 1 lie outside the margins of your internal quality specification Define limits in the method settings Measurement results outside the thereby defined margins will be highlighted by a yellow background color and marked in the data memory accordingly 1 ...

Page 31: ...s solutions from 10 to approx 50 0 0005 Numerous organic solutions 0 001 7 3 Custom Parameters In addition to the standard parameters your SBS 3510 offers 10 predefined custom parameters Parameter Concentration range Temperature range CaCl2 calcium chloride 0 to 45 w w 0 to 50 C HCl hydrochloric acid 0 to 40 w w 0 to 50 C H2O2 hydrogen peroxide 0 to 100 w w 0 to 30 C C3H7OH isopropanol 0 to 30 w w...

Page 32: ...e section 7 2 1 a Select parameter type Custom b Select the custom parameter 7 4 Output Fields on the Main Screen The arrangement of output fields on the main screen depends on your choice of parameters to be displayed which you have made with the method settings see section 7 2 1 Fig 6 Possible arrangements of output fields P1 P2freely configurable parameters T measuring temperature 7 5 Sample ID...

Page 33: ...k01 PV1 Tank02 PV1 Tank03 PV1 and so on until you select a new sample ID thus resetting the counter Default counter ID A sample ID named ID is treated as a 4 digit measurement counter that keeps counting all measurements regardless of sample ID changes in between until it starts over after having reached its maximum value 7 5 1 Managing Sample IDs Defining a sample ID 1 Tap Menu and select Sample ...

Page 34: ...The RFID function enables you to write sample IDs and methods to RFID tags and to use the programmed RFID tags for a quicker assignment of sample ID and method Read only RFID tags can be allocated to a sample ID and method on the instrument Qualifications for using RFID The reading distance of the RFID receiver integrated in the instrument is about 2 cm 0 8 in The RFID tag must be within this dist...

Page 35: ...e RFID tag until the RFID tag information is displayed 3 To read another RFID tag tap Back then select Read Tag and continue with step 2 4 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen Programming RFID tags Read only RFID tags evidently cannot be written to Instead their UID is allocated to the specified method and or sample ID on the instrument With read write tags the same method and sample I...

Page 36: ...asurement via RFID TIP If an RFID tag holds a custom parameter not included in the predefined custom parameters see section 7 3 this parameter can only be read by the instrument that has programmed the tag The method and sample ID read from the RFID tag are stored temporarily on the instrument until they are changed 1 Activate RFID tag identification On the main screen tap RFID or use the correspo...

Page 37: ...cedure has finished the check result is displayed If the deviation from the target value exceeds defined limits you will see a recommendation to perform a water adjustment Tap OK 8 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen 8 2 Performing a Water Adjustment Use freshly degassed ultra pure bi distilled or deionized water The water temperature has to be in the range 15 25 C 59 77 F 1 Clean the...

Page 38: ...to 25 C 59 F to 77 F 5 Tap Start 6 Tap Edit and enter the density of the reference liquid at 20 C 68 F The density value must be in the range 0 5 1 5 g cm3 7 Tap Next 8 Tap Edit and enter the temperature coefficient Alpha of the reference liquid The value for the temperature coefficient must be in the range 0 0 00999 9 Tap Next 10 After the procedure has finished the density deviation from the pre...

Page 39: ...hod see section7 2 2 you have assigned the proper sample ID if needed see section 7 5 2 the sample s temperature is between 0 C and 100 C 32 212 F suitable solvents for cleaning are at hand WARNING Handling samples with temperatures of more than 70 C bears the risk of heavy burns Wear protective clothes or ensure alternative protection from burns when you handle high temperature samples WARNING SB...

Page 40: ...h this pump lever already mounted Take care that you fill without bubbles and that the measuring cell is entirely filled Possible reasons for bubbles in the measuring cell are gas bubbles in the sample a leaky connection of the filling tube the pump or the screw plug syringe adapter 9 2 1 Filling with the Filling Tube 1 Press down the pump lever as far as it will go see fig 7 2 Sink the filling tu...

Page 41: ...r down and forward simultaneously to minimize the dead space within the pump 3 Lead the filling tube into a suitable waste vessel 4 Fill the syringe with the sample 5 Attach the syringe to the syringe adapter and fill the measuring cell see fig 8 Fig 8 Filling sample with a syringe WARNING If you remove the pump while filling with a syringe or if you remove the syringe directly after filling the s...

Page 42: ...e internal data memory Tap Live to unfreeze the measuring result and return to showing continuous live readings 10 Measurement Check Data in the Data Memory Measurement data as well as check data are stored automatically in the data memory The data memory can hold a total of 1024 data sets Further measurements will overwrite the oldest stored data sets All stored data sets include the date and tim...

Page 43: ...3 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen 10 3 Exporting Data to a PC Before you can export data in the data memory to a PC you need to set up the Bluetooth connection as described in section 11 1 1 Setting the export file format for measurement check data You can export the measurement check data as a common text file TXT or in CSV format 1 Tap Menu and select Setup Data Transfer Configu...

Page 44: ...custom parameters proceed as described in section 11 2 Select Export Methods as the export function or select Export Sample IDs as the export function or select Export Custom Parameters as the exportfunction 10 4 Deleting Data Deleting the last data set in data memory Method 1 Tap the key The last most recent data set is deleted You will not be asked for confirmation Method 2 1 Tap Menu and select...

Page 45: ...he PC which has to be Bluetooth enabled if necessary install an external Bluetoothadapter 2 Make the PC discoverable visible over Bluetooth see Windowshelp 3 On SBS 3510 tap Menu and select Setup Data Transfer Configure Export Target TIP The connection will be valid for export as well as import 4 Tap Start to search for available Bluetooth devices 5 Tap Edit and select the PC 6 Tap Next and then O...

Page 46: ... select the appropriate import function c Tap Start to start the automatic import procedure The instrument s identification will be shown 3 On the PC send the file to SBS 3510 a Right click the import file and select Send to Bluetoothdevice b Select SBS 3510 from the device list and click Next c On a first time connection if necessary Click on the popup notification to accept the connection Accept...

Page 47: ...e shall be saved then click Finish to save the file 11 3 Sending Data to a Terminal Program on a PC In the Bluetooth settings on your PC an incoming COM port has to be assigned for the connection to work see Windows help 1 Set up a Bluetooth connection with the PC as printer see section 11 1 2 2 On the PC start a terminal program and set it up as follows Baud rate 115200 Data bits 8 Parity none St...

Page 48: ...l The cleaning interval strongly depends on the application For some samples a displacement of the previous sample by the next one will suffice For other applications a cleaning after each measurement may benecessary Displacing the sample For samples that are very similar to each other e g one type of fermenting wine after the other To displace the sample empty the measuring cell after the measure...

Page 49: ...asuring cell with compressed air do not apply an overpressure of more than 1 bar 14 5 psi WARNING The mixture of concentrated sulfuric acid with water will cause a very strong exothermic reaction which may destroy the measuring cell and or cause serious injuries Never flush out concentrated sulfuric acid with water Ensure that samples of very different concentrations do not come into contact with ...

Page 50: ...ble 6 Recommended cleaning agents Sample Cleaning liquid 1 Cleaning liquid 2 battery acid tap water ultra pure bi distilled or deionized water beer spirits tap water ultra pure bi distilled or deionized water beer wort grape juice syrup warm tap water ultra pure bi distilled or deionized water liquid soap detergent shampoo tap water ultra pure bi distilled or deionized water milk tap water enzymat...

Page 51: ...ntact with alcohol because this can cause denaturation of the protein and precipitation on the glass wall Protein residues can build up when samples like beer wort or grape juice are measured over a long time Enzymatic lab cleaners are usually best suited for removing these contaminants We recommend Winepress Cleaner PM Membrane Presses cat no 409004 by Wigol or TM Desana by Thonhauser Refer to th...

Page 52: ...User s Manual Fig 9 Dismounting the pump Cleaning the pump 1 Rinse the pump with running tapwater 2 Dry the pump with a lint free cloth Remounting the pump Fig 10 A Releasing a locked pump B Remounting the pump A B ...

Page 53: ...ped in ethanol or warm water If necessary you can use a mild solvent pH 10 Remove the rubber housing of the measuring cell regularly to ensure that there is no liquid between the measuring cell and the rubber housing Cleaning the rubber housing of the measuring cell b Unscrew the fixing nut eyelet for the carrying strap a Disconnect the filling tube tongue of the rubber housing rubber housing of t...

Page 54: ...n the adapter to keep the liquid from running out 14 Maintenance and Repair 14 1 Maintenance SBS recommends a preventive maintenance interval of at least once a year by an authorized service technician During this maintenance visit consumables such as the filling tube and O rings will be exchanged 14 1 1 Exchanging the Batteries Battery charge status A symbol in the header of the screen indicates ...

Page 55: ... so that it cannot get lost 3 Remove the cover of the battery compartment by pressing on it and sliding it forward simultaneously see fig 13 Fig 13 Removing the cover of the battery compartment 4 Exchange the batteries for new ones WARNING When you open the battery compartment or exchange batteries sparks may be generated which can cause an explosion or fire in hazardous areas Serious injuries are...

Page 56: ...luetooth IMPORTANT Ensure that the batteries of the instrument are fully charged before you start a software update NOTICE Observe the correct polarity when you insert the batteries see the engraving in the battery compartment Use only batteries of the same type and with the same chargelevel Ensure that the interior of the instrument is perfectly dry Any kind of liquid will cause damage to the ele...

Page 57: ...on including serial numbers software and hard ware versions etc 1 Tap Menu and select Service System Information 2 Tap Back repeatedly to return to the main screen 14 4 Warranty Exclusions The warranty does not cover the replacement of parts subject to natural wear and tear Consumables such as syringes hoses cables adapters pump diaphragms filling and protection accessories etc as well as glass pa...

Page 58: ...of the reference liquid for readjustment is outside the temperature specifications 15 C to 25 C Density Range The density of deionized water at 20 C measured during readjustment is outside the allowed limits tolerance 0 01 g cm3 Criterion The density of deionized water at 20 C measured during readjustment deviates from factory adjustment by more than 0 01 g cm3 No Oscillation The measuring cell is...

Page 59: ...ection11 1 1 The battery charge is too low Bluetooth transfer requires a high charge level Replace batteries and try again If transfer problems persist Remove SBS 3510 from the Devices and Printers control panel on the PC Then set up the Bluetooth connection anew see section11 1 1 Hardware issue The Bluetooth module is defective My Android device is not showing up for pairing Leave the Bluetooth m...

Page 60: ... F Viscosity 0 1000 mPa s Accuracyb Density 0 001 g cm3 Temperature 0 2 C 0 4 F Repeatability s d Density 0 0005 g cm3 Temperature 0 1 C 0 2 F Resolution Density 0 0001 g cm3 Temperature 0 1 C 0 1 F Sample volume 2 mL Sample temperature max 100 C 212 F a Filling at higher temperatures possible b Viscosity 300 mPa s density 2 g cm3 ...

Page 61: ...ries Air humidity 5 90 relative humidity non condensing Protection class IP54 Interface Data Bluetooth RFID Memory 1024 measured data sets 250 sample IDs 30 measuring methods a The sample must not freeze in the measuring cell A 3 Wetted Parts The following materials are in contact with the samples and cleaning agents Material Part Borosilicate glass measuring cell filling pump Kalrez flat seal bet...

Page 62: ...or lb gal Density 2 Density at the selected reference temperature in g cm3 kg m3 or lb gal The temperature influence is compensated by the temperature coefficient Alpha g cm3 K Specific Gravity SG 3 Specific gravity is the density of the sample at the selected reference temperature divided by the density of water at the selected reference temperature The temperature influence is compensated by the...

Page 63: ...nts referred to the respective 20 C 12 reference temperature 29 5 C 15 60 F 18 API SG A Specific gravity for the product group A 15 C 20 crude oil referred to the respective 20 C 22 reference temperature 29 5 C 25 60 F 28 API SG B Specific gravity for the product group B 15 C 19 fuels referred to the respective 20 C 23 reference temperature 29 5 C 26 60 F 29 API SG D Specific gravity for the produ...

Page 64: ...ive reference temperature Baumé Baumé 43 Degrees Baumé at 60 F The temperature influence is compensated by the temperature coefficient Alpha g cm3 K Degrees Baumé are calculated differently for densities above or below the density of water The instrument applies the correct calculation method automatically H2SO4 H2SO4 v v 20 C 45 Concentration of sulfuric acid or battery acid in v v at 20 C H2SO4 ...

Page 65: ...de in w w HNO3 Concentration of nitric acid in w w Methanol Concentration of methanol in w w Isopr30 100 Concentration of isopropanol in w w Isopr0 30 Concentration of isopropanol in w w H2O2 Concentration of hydrogen peroxide in w w HCl Concentration of hydrochloric acid in w w CaCl2 Concentration of calcium chloride in w w Raw Data Period 48 Period value in µs of the oscillator at the measuring ...

Page 66: ...ion 7 2 4 Baumé Alpha g cm3 K Temperature coefficient see section 7 2 4 B 3 Parameter Details Table 12 Parameter Details Parameter Min Max Unit Format Offset format Density 0 0000 3 0000 g cm3 n nnnn 0 0nnn 0000 0 3000 0 kg m3 nnnn n 00nn n 00 000 25 000 lb gal nn nnn 0 nnn Density xx C 0 0000 3 0000 g cm3 n nnnn 0 0nnn 0000 0 3000 0 kg m3 nnnn n 00nn n 00 000 25 000 lb gal nn nnn 0 nnn Specific G...

Page 67: ...n 0500 0 1500 0 kg m3 nnnn n 00nn n Baumé 000 0 100 0 Baumé nnn n 00n n H2SO4 v v 20 C 0 8000 2 0000 g cm3 n nnnn 0 0nnn 0800 0 2000 0 kg m3 nnnn n 00nn n H2SO4 w w 000 0 070 0 w w nnn n 00n n Brix 10 0 85 0 Brix nnn n 00n n Extract 10 0 85 0 Plato nnn n 00n n CaCl2 000 0 045 0 w w nnn n 00n n HCl 000 0 040 0 w w nnn n 00n n KMW 002 5 030 0 KMW nnn n 00n n Öchsle 100 600 Oe nnn 0nn NaOH 000 0 050 ...

Page 68: ...4 For the numbers of the parameters Parameter1 and Parameter2 see table 10 sampleID txt Remarks An RFID tag with UID 0F02BE485E is allocated to ID 3 Method Name H2SO4 Rfid 010BA72305 Parameter1 44 Offset 0 000000 Parameter2 1 Method Name Density Parameter1 1 Offset 0 000000 Parameter2 3 Temp1 20 0 Temp2 20 0 Alpha 0 000300 ID 1 ID 2 ID 3 0F02BE485E ...

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