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BARTINGTON INSTRUMENTS

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Table of Contents

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
- List of Figures6
1 About this Manual7
- Symbols Glossary7
2 Safe Use7
3 Introduction8
4 General Information9
- Measuring Magnetic Susceptibility9
- The Sensors9
- Operating Environment Considerations10
- Software11
- SI and CGS Units12
- Range Selection12
- Calibration12
5 MS2 Meter13
- Front Panel Controls13
- Figure 1A. MS2 Meter, Front Panel13
- MS2 Meter Rear Panel14
- Rear Panel14
- Connecting a Sensor14
- Figure 1B. MS2 Meter, Rear Panel14
- Taking Measurements15
- Serial Interface16
- Internal Batteries17
- Figure 2. Replacing the MS2 Battery18
- Figure 3. Screws in the Base of the MS2 Meter18
- Figure 4. Double-Sided Insulation Foam19
- Data Transmission20
- Power Supply Accessories21
6 MS2B Dual Frequency Sensor22
- General Description22
- Figure 5. MS2B Dual Frequency Sensor22
- Dual Frequency Measurements23
- Single Frequency Measurements23
- Setting up the Sensor23
- Preparation of Samples25
- Sample Holder Effects25
- Mass and Volume Specific Measurements26
- Taking Measurements26
- Calibration Notes27
7 MS2C Core Scanning Sensor28
- General Description28
- Figure 6. MS2C Core Scanning Sensor28
- Operating Instructions29
8 MS2E High Resolution Surface Scanning Sensor30
- General Description30
- Characteristics30
- Figure 7. MS2E High Resolution Surface Scanning Sensor30
- Figure 8. MS2E Response Characteristics31
- Figure 9. MS2E Calibration Sample: Correct Orientation32
- Operating Instructions33
- Care of Sensor34
- Figure 10. Using a Non-Magnetic Ruler with MS2E Sensor34
9 MS2 Probe Handle for Use with Probes Type MS2D and MS2F35
- General Description35
- Figure 11. MS2 Probe Handle for Use with Probes Type MS2D and MS2F35
10 MS2D Probe36
- General Description36
- Figure 12. MS2D Probe36
- Calibration Notes37
11 MS2F Probe37
- General Description37
- Figure 13. MS2F Probe37
- Operating Instructions38
- Figure 14. Relative Variation in Sensitivity Around the MS2F Probe38
12 MS2G Single Frequency Sensor39
- General Description39
- Figure 15. MS2G Single Frequency Sensor39
- Setting up40
- Sample Height Adjustment40
- Calibration40
- Taking Measurements41
13 MS2H Down-Hole Probe42
- General Description42
- Figure 16. MS2H Down-Hole Probe42
- MS2H Equipment List43
- Operating Procedure43
- Checking Calibration46
- Scaling Factors47
14 MS2K High Stability Surface Scanning Sensor47
- Figure 17. MS2K High Stability Surface Scanning Sensor47
15 MS2/MS3 Susceptibility/Temperature System51
- MS2/MS3 Susceptibility Temperature System Cables51
16 MS2W Water Jacketed Sensor52
- Figure 19. MS2W Water Jacketed Sensor52
  - Calibration Note53
17 MS2WF Furnace Sensor53
- Figure 20. MS2WF Furnace Sensor53
18 Maintenance of MS2WF Furnace56
- Preparation of Plugs56
- Furnace Outer Insulation56
- Thermocouple Installation57
19 MS2WFP Power Supply/Temperature Controller58
- Figure 21. MS2WFP Power Supply/Temperature Controller58
20 Operating Instructions for Susceptibility/Temperature System60
- Figure 22. Susceptibility/Temperature System60
21 Troubleshooting71
- No Push-Button Operation71
- Large Variations in Measured Values71
- Serial Communications Problems71
22 Storage and Transport72
23 Disposal73
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations73
Appendix 1. Magnetic Susceptibility of Common Rocks74
- Figure A1.1 Magnetic Susceptibility of Common Rocks74
Appendix 2. Calibration Graphs for MS2C Sensor75
- Figure A2.1. Relative Response to Varying Core Diameter Within MS2C Sensor75
- Figure A2.2. Thin Section Response of MS2C Sensor76
Appendix 3. Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements (AMS)77
- A3.1. Installation of the AMS Adapter77
- Figure A3.1. Changing the MS2B Platen77
Appendix 4. Adjusting MS2B the Platen Height79
Appendix 5. Calculating Magnetic Susceptibility80
- Notes81

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