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Refractometro NP 2455829

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Refractometro NP 2455829

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User's Guide CATERPILLAR’ Battery/Coolant Refractometer with ATC Model 245-5829 Introduction ‘Congratulations on he purchase of your Caterpilar 245-5829 Batory/Goolant Refactomeler with automatic temperature Compensation (ATC) This pecsion optical nsrument should be handles gen, avo touching he optcal surface, Careful use ‘ofthis instrument wl provide years of relieble serve. Specifications — Range 160 1032°F (1 190°C) Propylene and ethylene gyco eeze point 1.1010 1.40 spect gravity of battery acid Resolution 10°F propylene and ethylene glycol freeze point 0.01 specie gravity of battery acid Dimensions 6.5x1,5¢1.5"(188%6x38m) Wieiht 7.02 (2005) Description 4. rem 2. Cover Plate 8. Adjustment Screw 4. Miro Tube 5. Byeplece Field Of View Operation ‘The instrument measures the rractve index of the sample, 4. Zero Adjustment Place one o wo crops of tstiled water on the prism. Close the cover pate ng rotate the adjusting screw so thatthe lightdark boundary ines uo withthe “walerine", Ones the zero aqlusimon: has been completed, clean th prism with soft 2. Sample Preparation and Reading ‘To take sample reading, simply place a few drops ofa sample quid an tha measurement prism a te end of the Instrument, Lower the cover plo onto the sample and prism. mar ‘Open tne prism cover and place 2 or 3 drops onthe prism. ry 11, Close the cover so the liquid spreads across the entie surface ofthe prim without af bubbles or dry spots. low the sample fo remain onthe prism for appronmately 30 r seconds. eee on \nilenolsng the instrument under a ght source, took trough the eyepiece. The freezing point ofthe Lud or he state of {he battory quid is determined by the inersecton of me bouncary of he ight and dark Neds (known as the shadow) on the printed see. the scale appears out of focus, the eyepiece may be ajuslad by rotating the knrlod potion. Tho insttument also features an eye quad to prevent say ight fom entering the eyepiece and Causing refectios, lkmay be necossary to adjust the position ofthe ight source to maximize the contrast ofthe shadowlina. Under norma conditions, optimal contrast is abtaned by haldng the nstrument undemeath and perpencicuar tas ight source, Once 3 reading has been taken wipe dry with @ clean cloth (de not wash or rnge) and place the instrument the supplied paste case. Sore the intvument in a safe, dy eneronmant Temperature is one ofthe single most important factors influencing accurate refractometer readings and ie on ofthe largest sources of erorn measuroment.Temperalure compensatonreloves the use ofthe respanstiy fo measure temperature and apply a correction factor when taking readings. This reractomelr makos this coroclon automaticaly. ‘wmnen ambient temperatura vars rom 68°F (20°C), readings are automaticaly aduste fo compensate for temperature vatance between 80°F 10 86°F (10"C to 30°C), 2 zissi9-c v2 10N5

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