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ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong> – the right solution for all situations<br />

<strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong><br />

Anyone working with the ViscoSystem ®<br />

<strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong> is perfectly equipped for all tasks<br />

involved in determining viscosity using<br />

capillary viscometers.<br />

How to automatically achieve the<br />

right results<br />

PC-controlled, the ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong><br />

determines the time which the liquid to be<br />

examined requires to flow through the<br />

measuring distance in the capillary viscometer<br />

with quartz precision. The time<br />

is displayed with a resolution of 0.01 s<br />

(1 digit).<br />

Measure the flow time the liquid’s meniscus<br />

can be scanned optoelectronically or<br />

with TC sensors. (During optoelectronic<br />

scanning the meniscus is detected by glass<br />

light fibres, with TC sensors the sensor<br />

detects the different thermal conductivity<br />

of the sample and air.) Therefore the<br />

ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong> offers an extraordinary<br />

broad field of uses, which range from<br />

viscosity measurement of clear fluids<br />

through to black or fully opaque liquids.<br />

4<br />

New: Two working principles<br />

with the same device.<br />

For the first time ever, with the<br />

ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong> you can<br />

use the same device to work with<br />

“pressure“ or “suction“. This<br />

gives you more flexibility and<br />

better adjustment to the liquids<br />

to be examined.<br />

In the “pressure“ method of<br />

working an overpressure of up to<br />

0.1 bar is applied to the liquid in<br />

the capillary, this is particularly<br />

advantageous for fluids with a<br />

low boiling point. In the “suction“<br />

principle the sample is<br />

sucked up into the capillary by a<br />

vacuum. A greater reproducibility<br />

of results is achieved using the<br />

“suction“ method for higher viscosity<br />

samples. A further advantage<br />

of the “suction“ principle is<br />

that it guarantees formation of the<br />

“hanging ball level” in Ubbelohde<br />

viscometers, even for the minimum<br />

required sample quantities.<br />

“Suction“ or “pressure“? A comparison of preferred applications<br />

“pressure“ “suction“<br />

Highly viscous samples e.g. oils, polymers yes yes<br />

Solvent (examples): highly volatile yes no<br />

Dichloromethane yes no<br />

Chloroform yes no<br />

Sulfuric acid no yes<br />

Dichloroethanoic acid no yes<br />

Toluene yes yes<br />

Hexafluoroisopropanol no yes<br />

m-cresol no yes<br />

Formic acid no yes<br />

Phenol-dichlorobenzene no yes<br />

Phenol-tetrachloroethane no yes<br />

Working with the ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong><br />

is easy<br />

The ViscoSystem ® <strong>AVS</strong> <strong>370</strong> is very easy to<br />

use. The whole measuring procedure<br />

takes place automatically, subjective measuring<br />

errors are reliably precluded. The<br />

PC starts the measurement. After the set<br />

pretempering period has expired the entered<br />

number of measurements are carried<br />

out and the measured values saved.<br />

The system can be protected against accidental<br />

overpumping or oversuction by<br />

means of a capacitive sensor. This prevents<br />

the sample to be measured from getting<br />

into the vessel containing the tempering<br />

liquid or inside the device.

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