Brookfield Engineering Labs., Inc.
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Manual No. M13-167-A0415
Density
g/cm
3
gram / cubic centimeter
kg/m
3
kilogram / cubic meter
1 g/cm
3
= 1000 kg/m
3
TIP: Density and viscosity are both sensitive to
temperature. When using a density value in
Configure Viscosity Test, be sure to enter a density
value that was determined at the same temperature
as that of the viscosity measurement.
Regional Settings:
The Regional Settings menu displays the current selections for the default
language, number format, date format and day separator. Each setting can
be changed by pressing the blue down arrow and selecting the desired value.
Regional Settings are part of the data file for saved results.
The Language setting established the default language for the DV3T. Individual
users can choose a different language for use with their specific log in (see
Section V.2).
The formats for Number, Time, Day Separator and Date offer several options.
Number Format
9,999,999.00
USA decimal convention
9.999.999,00
Europe comma convention
9 999 999,00
SI/ISO space convention
Time Format
13:59:59
24 Hour Format
1:59:59 PM
12 Hour Format
Day Separator
/
Forward Slash
-
Dash
.
Period
Date Format
Year/Month/Day
ISO Standard
Month/Day/Year
USA Standard
Day/Month/Year
International Standard
Global Alarm:
The Global Alarm establishes a single measurement parameter with a range of
acceptance. Whenever the measured value exceeds this range of acceptance,
an audible and visual alarm will be issued. The Global Alarm will apply to any
test that is run. The QC Limit also establishes a measurement parameter with a
range of acceptance; however, the QC Limit is applied only to the test in which
it is defined.
The Global Alarm can be set for any of the four measurement parameters including;
Shear Stress, Temperature, Torque and Viscosity. Once a parameter is selected,
both low and high limits must be entered. These limits are independent of the
spindle and speed selected. When the global alarm is triggered, the DV3T will
provide an audible alarm and a Warning message on the screen (see Figure V-8).
The error message will provide some detail about the alarm condition. The test
