98 Cubis MSA User Manual
Formulation
Formulation
Purpose: This application is used to weigh while adding several components consecutively.
The balance is tared automatically after each component. The weight values of all
individual components as well as the total weight results are recorded and can be
logged. The weight values and the component counter are saved in protected
memory so that an interrupted formulation process can be continued after
the balance has been turned off or after a power failure.
You can save a maximum of 65535 components.
Combination options: Mass unit conversion, second tare memory and individual identifiers,
(SQmin function, DKD measurement uncertainty)
Options: The program allows 7 different formulations.
1) Fixed formulation in grams: Number of components and the weight portion
of each component (in g) are fixed.
2) Fixed formulation in % with total = 100%, Total weight is entered: Number
of components and the percentage of each component (in g) are fixed. The total
weight is entered when the task is started. If the percentages do not add up to 100,
the individual values are converted to 100%.
Example: Number of components nDef =3; component 1 = 25%, component
2 = 30%, component 3 = 10%; components, total = 65% is set equal to 100%.
Component 1: 25%/65% * 100 = 38.46%; Component 2: 30%/65% * 100 = 46.15%;
Component 3: 10%/65% * 100 = 15,38%
3) Fixed formulation in % with total = 100%, total weight is calculated
according to the first component: Number of components and the percentage
of each component (in g) are fixed. If the percentages do not add up to 100, the
individual values are converted to 100% (cf. Formulation 2). After weighing the first
component, the total weight (100%) is calculated.
4) Fixed formulation in % with total <> 100%, total weight is entered: Number
of components and the percentage of each component (in g) are fixed. If the total
of percentages does not equal 100, the individual values are not converted. The
total weight is entered, for each component, the user-defined weight and the
percentage are displayed before weighing.
5) Fixed formulation in % with total = 100%, total weight is calculated
according to the first component: Number of components and the percentage
of each component (in g) are fixed. If the percentages do not add up to 100, the
individual values are converted to 100%. For the first component, the user-defined
weight is displayed before weighing in percent. After weighing the first component,
the total weight (100%) is calculated. Before weighing any other component, the
respective user-defined weight is displayed in g and %.
6) Variable formulation in grams, component count are in a fixed order: Before
weighing the first component, you can change the number of components; before
weighing each component you can change its name.
7) Variable formulation in grams, component count are in a fixed order: Before
weighing the first component, you can zero the number of components; before
weighing each component you can change its name.
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