ViscoSystem AVS - Windaus
ViscoSystem AVS - Windaus
ViscoSystem AVS - Windaus
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Contents Page<br />
<strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® 3<br />
<strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® <strong>AVS</strong> 350 4<br />
<strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® <strong>AVS</strong> 360 5<br />
WinVisco 8<br />
<strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® <strong>AVS</strong> 450 10<br />
Transparent thermostats 12<br />
Flow-through cooler 15<br />
Measurement stands 15<br />
Order information 16<br />
This entire measurement system<br />
comprises the individual components<br />
<strong>AVS</strong> 350/360, thermostat CT 54,<br />
measurement stands and viscometers.<br />
<strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® <strong>AVS</strong> 350, 360, 450<br />
Method of measurement<br />
The most accurate method to<br />
determine the viscosity of liquids<br />
is by using viscometers.<br />
The <strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® range uses<br />
this method. What is actually<br />
measured is the time a defined<br />
volume of liquid requires to<br />
flow through a capillary tube of<br />
a specific length and width.<br />
Units of the <strong>ViscoSystem</strong> ® range<br />
can measure flow-through<br />
times with an accuracy of<br />
0.01 %.<br />
In all devices, the liquid meniscus<br />
in the viscometer can be<br />
measured in two different ways:<br />
opto-electronically or using<br />
TC sensors.<br />
Where as the optical system<br />
recognizes the liquid meniscus<br />
using optical fibres, the TC viscometers<br />
utilize the effect of<br />
different thermal conductivity<br />
of air and fluids.<br />
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