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Process Unit 73 LF - Knick

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With TC correction<br />

T ref = 25 °C<br />

With TC correction<br />

T ref 25 °C<br />

Take a sample from the process. The sample<br />

value can be measured using the portable <strong>Knick</strong><br />

Model 911 Cond (with TC linear, EN 27888, or ultrapure<br />

water NaCl) or the Laboratory Conductivity<br />

Meter 703 (only with TC linear), for example. Be<br />

sure that the same values are set for reference<br />

temperature and temperature coefficient in the<br />

comparison meter and in the <strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong>.<br />

Furthermore, the measuring temperature should<br />

correspond to the sample temperature (see display).<br />

Therefore, you should transport the sample<br />

in an insulated container (Dewar).<br />

Take a sample from the process. The sample<br />

value can be measured using a second <strong>Process</strong><br />

<strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong> (installed in the lab), for example. Be<br />

sure that the same values are set for reference<br />

temperature and temperature coefficient in the<br />

comparison meter and in the <strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong>.<br />

Furthermore, the measuring temperature should<br />

correspond to the sample temperature (see display).<br />

Therefore, you should transport the sample<br />

in an insulated container (Dewar).<br />

Sample calibration can only be performed if the<br />

process medium is stable. That means, for example,<br />

that there are no chemical reactions which<br />

have an effect on the process conductivity.<br />

At higher temperatures, the sample value can also<br />

be invalidated due to evaporation.<br />

When the sample value has been determined,<br />

open the “Sample Cal” submenu again.<br />

The measured sample temperature and the stored<br />

value are displayed.<br />

Furthermore, you can see whether calibration is<br />

performed with or without TC correction.<br />

Enter the measured sample value (“Lab Value”)<br />

and confirm with .<br />

Pressing or returns you to the calibration<br />

menu.<br />

Pressing accesses the measuring mode.<br />

Calibration 6–11

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