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4) Allow 30 minutes for the viscosity standard, sample chamber and spindle to reach testtemperature.5) Measure the viscosity and record the Viscometer reading. Note: The spindle must rotate atleast five (5) times before readings are taken.Calibration Procedure for a Thermosel SystemWhen a Thermosel System is used, the controller stabilizes the Thermo Container at the test temperature.1) Put the proper amount of HT viscosity standard fluid into the HT-2 sample chamber. Theamount varies with the spindle used. (Refer to the Thermosel instruction manual).2) Place the sample chamber into the Thermo Container.3) Put the spindle into the test fluid and attach the extension link, coupling nut and free hangingspindle (or directly attach the solid shaft spindle) to the DV-II+.4) Allow 30 minutes for the viscosity standard, sample chamber and spindle to reach testtemperature.5) Measure the viscosity and record the Viscometer reading. Note: The spindle must rotate atleast five (5) times before readings are taken.Calibration Procedure using UL or DIN UL AdaptersWhen a UL or DIN UL Adapter is used, the water bath is stabilized at the proper temperature:1) Put the proper amount of viscosity standard fluid into the UL Tube. (Refer to the UL Adapterinstruction manual).2) Attach the spindle (with extension link and coupling nut) onto the DV-II+.3) Attach the tube to the mounting channel.4) Lower the tube into the water bath reservoir, or if using the ULA-40Y water jacket, connect theinlet/outlets to the bath external circulating pump.5) Allow 30 minutes for the viscosity standard, sample chamber and spindle to reach testtemperature.6) Measure the viscosity and record the Viscometer reading. Note: The spindle must rotate atleast five (5) times before readings are taken.Calibration Procedure using a Helipath Stand and T-Bar SpindlesWhen a Helipath Stand and T-Bar spindles are used:1) Remove the T-bar spindle and select a standard LV(#1-4) or RV,HA,HB(#1-7) spindle. Followthe procedures for LV(#1-4) and RV,HA,HB(#1-7) Brookfield spindles outlined above.2) T-Bar spindles should not be used for verifying calibration of the DV-II+ Viscometer.Calibration Procedure for Spiral Adapter1) Place the viscosity standard fluid (in the proper container) into the water bath.2) Attach the spindle to the viscometer. Attach chamber (SA-1Y) and clamp to the viscometer.3) Lower the DV-II+ into measurement position. Operate the viscometer at 50 or 60 RPM untilthe chamber is fully flooded.Brookfield Engineering Labs., Inc. Page 56 Manual No. M/97-164-F1102
4) The viscosity standard fluid, together with the spindle, should be immersed in the bath for aminimum of 1 hour, stirring the fluid periodically (operate at 50 or 60 RPM periodically), priorto taking measurements.5) After 1 hour, check the temperature of the viscosity standard fluid with an accurate thermometer.6) If the fluid is at test temperature (+/- 0.1°C of the specified temperature, normally 25°C),measure the viscosity and record the viscometer reading. Note: The spindle must rotateat least five (5) times for one minute, whichever is greater before readings are taken.7) The viscosity reading should equal the cP value on the viscosity fluid standard to within thecombined accuracies of the viscometer and the standard (as discussed in the section entitled,Interpretation of Calibration Test Results).Calibration Procedure for Cone/Plate Viscometers:1) Follow the above procedures for mechanically adjusting the setting of the cone spindle to theplate.2) Refer to Appendix A, Table A1, and determine the correct sample volume required for theselected spindle.3) Select a viscosity standard fluid that will give viscosity readings between 10% and 100% of fullscale range. Refer to Appendix B for viscosity ranges of cone spindles. Consult with Brookfieldor an authorized dealer to determine which fluid is appropriate.It is best to use a viscosity standard fluid that will be close to the maximum viscosity for a givencone spindle/speed combination.Example: LVDV-II+ Viscometer, Cone CP-42, Fluid 10Having a viscosity of 9.7 cP at 25°CAt 60 RPM, the full scale viscosity range is 10.0 cP. Thus, the Viscometer reading should be97% torque and 9.7 cP viscosity ± 0.197 cP (0.1 cP for the viscometer plus 0.97 cP for the fluid).The accuracy is a combination of Viscometer and fluid tolerance (refer to Interpretation ofCalibration Test Results).4) With the viscometer stopped, remove the sample cup and place the viscosity standard fluid intothe cup, waiting 10 minutes for temperature equilibrium.5) Connect the sample cup to the Viscometer. Allow sufficient time for temperature to reachequilibrium. Typically 15 minutes is the maximum time that you must wait. Less time is requiredif spindle and cup are already at test temperature.6) Measure the viscosity and record the Viscometer reading in both % torque and centipoise (cP).Notes: 1) The spindle must rotate at least five (5) times before a viscosity reading is taken.2) The use of Brookfield Viscosity Standard fluids in the range of 5 cP to 5000 cPis recommended for cone/plate instruments. Please contact Brookfield EngineeringLaboratories or an authorized dealer if your calibration procedure requiresmore viscous standards.3) Select a viscosity standard fluid that will give viscosity readings between 10% and100% of full scale range. Refer to Appendix B for viscosity ranges of conespindles. Do not use a silicone viscosity standard fluid with a viscosity valuegreater than 5000 cP with a Cone/Plate Viscometer. Brookfield offers a completerange of mineral oil viscosity standards suitable for use with Cone/Plate Viscometersas shown in Table E2. Consult with Brookfield or an authorized dealer todetermine which fluid is appropriate.Brookfield Engineering Labs., Inc. Page 57 Manual No. M/97-164-F1 102
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