Density Meter LB 444 SECTION 6. BASICS OF DENSITY MEASUREMENTS
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Calculation of the Square Temperature Coefficient
If significant temperature variations are likely to occur in the product (approx. > ±
20°C), it is advisable to enter the square temperature coefficient as well.
Calculation:
a) Calculate TC
1
(see above)
b) With TC
1
calculate nominal value ρ
2
'
at higher temperature
ρ
2
'
= ρ
1
+ (ζ
1
- ζ
2
) · TC
1
c) Take actual density value ρ
2
from table
d) Calculate TC
2
:
(
)
TC = -
-
-
2
2
'
2
2
ρρ
ζζ
1
2
e) Enter the calculated value TC
2
as temperature coefficient TC2.
Example:
Ethanol, concentration 30 %, reading in g/cm
3
, relative to 10°C.
1
st
temperature coefficient in range 10 - 20° C:
TC = -
0.9599 - 0.9540
10 20
= 0.59 10
1
-3
−
⋅
Input value in code XX47: 0.59 * 10
-3
Calculate nominal density value ρ
2
calculated with TC
1
at 100° C:
ρ
2
'
= 0.9599 + (10 - 100) · 0.59 · 10
-3
= 0.9068
ρ
2
(table value) = 0.8936
(
)
TC = -
0.9068 - 0.8936
10 - 100
= 1.6296 10
2
2
-6
⋅
Input in code XX48: 1.6296 * 10
-6