DA-650/DA-645/DA-640: Operation Manual
DA-650/DA-645/DA-640: Operation Manual
DA-650/DA-645/DA-640
Operation Manual
Introduction
Thank you for choosing a KEM density/specific gravity meter.
This density/specific gravity meter (DA-650/DA-645/DA-640) measures density of liquid or
gaseous sample with precision in a short span of time. Read this operation manual
thoroughly before you use the equipment for correct measurement and for your safety.
Features
High reliability
z KEM is the Japan’s only supplier of JCSS-accredited density standard liquids.
z Your equipment is traceable to national standard calibrated with JCSS reference.
z GLP/GMP conformed to measurement data recorded.
z High repeatability (DA-650: ±1×10-5 ~ DA-640: ±1×10-4g/cm3)
After-the-sale service
z Free repair within one year after the date of purchase. (Some exceptions may apply.)
Sales in 30 years
z The latest model of KEM’s highly-esteemed benchtop density/specific gravity meters
for over 30 years throughout the world.
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Introduction
Application
2. Chemical products
Density/SG is important for quality control and management in chemical industries. For organic
substance of petroleum industry, it is used for QC of intermediate and finished products, and for
inorganic substance of heavy chemical industry, it is for purity control or concentration check.
Test method for density at 20°C or SG at 20/20°C is specified by JIS K 0061.
3. Beverages
Density and Brix are measured for QC or line control of milk, dairy products, soft drinks,
carbonated drinks, fruit juice or soy milk.
4. Alcoholic beverage
For beer, sake, whisky, brandy, wine, distilled spirit, etc.: alcohol degree or concentration of
extract is used in quality control. The alcohol degree is used in taxation.
5. Food
Brix concentration is used in QC of food material like honeydew, extracts, saline solution, syrup
or isomerized sugar. Brix is also used for QC of soy sauce, cooking sauce or gravy.
7. Pharmaceutical products
Japanese pharmacopoeia specifies QC and R&D by density measurement.
10. Electrics
Density is used for control of flux concentration or plating solution in production line.
11. Others
Density, SG or Brix is used in quality control or concentration control of various liquid products.
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Safety Precautions
Mandatory:
You must act on the following warnings for your safety and others as well as to protect the
surrounding property.
Meaning of symbols
Caution
Under vibration Under direct sunlight Corrosive gas
atmosphere
Power supply
Caution
Plug out power cord Power source for this unit: Do not share power
in case of unit AC 100-240 V as shown below.
malfunction or Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz
possible lightning.
Otherwise, the unit Supply power direct from
may be broken. power outlet.
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Introduction
Test sample
Warning
Some samples or chemicals Do not use chemicals that may
require protective gloves, generate flammable gas or work
glasses and mask in a well in such atmosphere.
ventilated room. Be aware of a risk of explosion
Splashing chemicals may injure inside the room.
your eyes or skin.
Windpipe may be hurt if toxic
fume is inhaled.
Caution
Do not use strong base (such as Samples of high viscosity or those that
NaOH, KOH), strong acid (such as can easily generate air bubbles may
HCl, H2SO4, HNO3) or hydrofluoric lower repeatability or result in
acid as test sample or cleaner. It measurement error.
may corrode the measurement Samples like milkfat may lower
cell. repeatability or result in measurement
Measuring cell will become hot. error as the nature of such samples can
Do not touch hot surface or hot be changed by oscillation.
waste liquid.
Storage
Caution
Thoroughly clean and dry Use our shipping box to Do not store where
the measuring cell if you store the equipment. temp is extremely
do not plan to use the high or low, where
equipment for a certain humidity is high or
period of time. where is dusty.
Other cautions
Caution
Never overhaul or repair the Do not operate the unit in any
equipment unless you are way other than specified in this
authorized to do so by KEM. manual to avoid electric shock,
Overhaul or repair by an fire or malfunctioning.
unauthorized person may result in
physical damage caused by
electrical shock, fire or
unexpected malfunction.
Do not use solvent like alcohol, Do not touch the screen with a
acetone or thinner for cleaning sharp pointed pen or pencil in
the unit. order to avoid damage. Use
Using such solvents may deform, the supplied stylus.
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Environmental conditions
This equipment shall be used under the following conditions classified in 1.4.1 of the
CE marking (Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC, EN61010-1): Altitude 2000m or below,
Overvoltage Category II, Pollution Degree 2.
1. Warning
Warning
This symbol means danger of possible death or severe injury.
2. Note
Note
This symbol means the important information about the product.
3. Hint
Hint
This symbol means technical tips for the best performance of your equipment.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Page
Introduction················································ 1
Features ······································································1
Application ···································································2
Safety Precautions ··························································3
5. Measurement ········································· 31
5-1. Normal measurement ·············································· 31
5-2. Measurement with syringe ········································ 35
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8. Troubleshooting ····································· 56
8-1. Error message ······················································· 56
8-2. Technical tips························································· 59
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Measurement Procedures
Measurement Procedures
Before measurement
How to measure
Start measurement P. 31
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Series of Steps for Measurement
STEP 2 Installation
Install the unit and accessories. See 1-2
STEP 6 Calibration
Follow navigation guide on display for calibration. See 4
STEP 7 Measurement
Now ready to measure your sample. See 5
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1. PreParation
1. Preparation
The carton box contains the main unit of DA-650, DA-645 or DA-640 together
with accessories and parts. Check the contents according to the below list.
If you should find any missing or broken part, please contact your local
distributor.
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1. PreParation
1-2. Installation
Here you install the main unit, parts and accessories.
2 Connect AC adapter.
<for 3P outlet>
The 3P outlet contains the earth
terminal wired to the ground. There is
no need to ground the earth.
<for 2P outlet>
The 2P outlet needs grounding by
adding an AC-3P adapter. Ground the
earth by connecting the green wire to
the earth terminal on the outlet.
4 Install
container.
the desiccant
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1. PreParation
z Install a printer.
(Printer is an option.)
<Thermal Printer>
Place the printer on the stand.
Put the AC adapter.
Plug the connecting cable (USB) into
USB connector.
Turn on the power.
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1. PreParation
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2. Parts Configuration
2. Parts Configuration
Part names and respective locations are shown below.
Front
1) Touch screen
2) Stylus Holder
3) Stylus
4) Sample/Drain Lever
6) Cell Window
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2. Parts Configuration
Back
9) Desiccant Container
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2. Parts Configuration
Sucks in sample liquid or Sends dry air to measuring Returns to main window.
solvent. cell.
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2. Parts Configuration
The operator name appears. Method name appears. Date and time appears.
When pressed, it shows When pressed, it shows When pressed, it shows
window to select the window to select the window to select date and
operator. method file. time.
Meas Results
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2. Parts Configuration
Entry window
Here is the window for entry of characters and numbers. Enter characters in alphabetical letters and
numbers. To confirm the entry, press “Enter.”
Capital or small letters can be selected. Up to 16 letters/numbers can be entered; sample ID can
accept up to 32 characters.
Number
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3. Preparation for Measurement
3-1. Warm-up
Warm-up of equipment is required until temperature of the measurement cell reaches the set
temperature and becomes stable once you turn on the equipment or when you change the cell
temperature with a difference of 30 °C or smaller from the previous one. Required warm-up
time is as follows:
Model Warm-up time
DA-650 Approx. 60 mins
DA-645 Approx. 30 mins
DA-640 Approx. 10 mins
* Ambient temperature: 20°C
1 Power ON
2 Wait for
temperature
stable cell
3 Warm-up is over.
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3. Preparation for Measurement
When satisfactory rinse solutions 1 and 2 are not available, add rinse solution 3 which can
dissolve both rinse 1 and 2 used in between two steps.
A highly volatile solvent can be used not only as rinse solution 1 but also 2 as well.
Typical rinse solutions are as shown below: (Select as necessary for sample character)
Beverage
Oil
Soft drink Wine
Rinse solution 1 Water
Water Toluene
(dissolution) (Warm water)
Rinse solution 2
Ethanol Ethanol Acetone
(drying)
Use a solvent for drying the cell which also dissolves solvent
Note for cleaning sample liquid.
The cell dries more quickly with acetone than ethanol since
Hint acetone is more volatile.
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3. Preparation for Measurement
Unit key
Stability key
Temp. key
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3. Preparation for Measurement
Stability Accuracy
Level Mode DA-650 DA-645 DA-640
0 Slow ±0.00002 ±0.00005 ±0.00010
1 Normal ±0.00002 ±0.00005 ±0.00010
2 Fast ±0.00005 ±0.00005 ±0.00010
3 Quick ±0.00010 ±0.00010 ±0.00010
Level: 3 (Quick)
Oscillation frequency is predicted where temperature of sample and cell differs from each other
to a large extent. Measuring time is very short but deviation is sharp.
Level: 2 (Fast)
Oscillation frequency is predicted where temperature of sample and cell differs from each other
to some extent. Measuring time is short but deviation is substantial.
Level 1: (Normal)
Oscillation frequency is predicted where temperature of sample and cell is close to each other.
This mode is typical and standard since accurate results can be expected in this mode.
Level: 0 (Slow)
Oscillation frequency is determined after temperature of sample and cell reaches equilibrium.
Measuring time is long but highly accurate results can be obtained.
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4. Calibration and Check
4-1. Calibration
The sensitivity of the equipment can be calibrated with air and water.
Calibration with air and water is necessary whenever a change occurs on
the equipment such as installation place, cell temperature, etc.
Calibration is simple and easy. Just follow Calibration Navigator.
1 Select Calibration.
z Press “Calibration”.
z Press “Next”.
When <Check/Calibration>
Press “Check”.
Press “Calibration Navigator”.
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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4. Calibration and Check
4 Air calibration
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4. Calibration and Check
6 Water calibration
“Failed” is shown
when calibration fails.
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4. Calibration and Check
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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4. Calibration and Check
4-2. Check/Calibration
Check equipment to see if anything may be wrong with it.
We recommend that you check your equipment prior to everyday when
there is no need for daily calibration (or when you do not wish).
Check is easy and simple. Just follow the instructions of the Navigator.
1 Select
Check/Calibration.
z Press “Check/Calibration”.
z Press “Next”.
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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4. Calibration and Check
5 Check accuracy.
z Press “Next”.
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4. Calibration and Check
Check OK
You will see the display as shown on the
right when check has been OK.
In this case, no calibration is necessary.
Move to #7 below.
Check Failed
You will see the display as shown on the
right when check has been failed.
In this case, calibration is required.
Go to step 4-1 for calibration.
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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4. Calibration and Check
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5. Measurement
5. Measurement
Sample measurement.
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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5. Measurement
3 Sampling
4 Start measurement
z Press “START”.
5 Measurement ends
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5. Measurement
6 Drain sample
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5. Measurement
For those samples liable to form air bubble, slow down the
Hint sampling speed, and suck in excessive sample liquid for
successful measurement.
For quick cell cleaning: when rinsing the cell, suck air and
Hint water alternately by detaching sampling tube from water at
intervals.
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5. Measurement
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5. Measurement
3 Inject sample
4 Start measurement
z Press “START”.
“Measuring
…” message
appears.
5 Measurement ends
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5. Measurement
6 Drain sample
For better cleaning the cell, first suck in sample liquid in cell
Hint with syringe.
7 Drain sample
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5. Measurement
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
z Press “MENU”.
z Make a selection.
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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6. Convenient & Useful Functions
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7. Maintenance
7. Maintenance
Since such precision scientific instrument like density meter is liable to be
affected by how, where and for what application the unit has been in use.
Therefore, daily and periodic maintenance is necessary as prescribed below.
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7. Maintenance
Contact your local distributor when the results of daily or periodic check are found
to be deviated from specified range (accuracy).
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7. Maintenance
Density Standard
Density (at 20°C) Uncertainty
Liquid
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7. Maintenance
7-2. Maintenance
Routine maintenance of equipment by user is important to keep the unit in
normal condition before and after the day’s work.
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7. Maintenance
Tube joint
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7. Maintenance
Do not tighten the adapter nut and lock nut too hard.
Note Otherwise, the tube may be broken.
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8. Troubleshooting
8. Troubleshooting
Some of typical problems you may encounter would be: “Measurement is not
started,” “Measurement does not come to an end,” or “Results are not stable.”
Refer to the following troubleshooting as necessary at time of trouble.
The list below describes the error message showing the nature of trouble with
possible or likely cause and countermeasures for the trouble.
No. Error message Possible cause Action
1 Wrong USB Flash You may have tried to Use KEM-supplied USB
Drive. import the KEM-supplied flash drive.
table (paid) with any
USB flash drive other
than the one supplied by
KEM.
2 Error detected. Hardware may have Turn off and turn on the
Code E-1xxxx. been defective. equipment. Still the same
Contact your local error occurs, contact your
agent. local distributor.
3 Sensor error Hardware may have Turn off and turn on the
detected. been defective. equipment. Still the same
Contact your local error occurs, contact your
agent. local distributor.
(Code E-2xxx.)
4 Calibration required. Calibration may have not Conduct a calibration.
been conducted.
5 Calibrate with Calibration may have not Conduct a calibration with
viscosity correction been conducted with viscosity correction on.
on. viscosity correction on
though viscosity correction
is on in measurement
parameter.
6 Calibration failed. Calibration may have Make sure not to allow air
failed. bubbles to enter the cell.
Widen pass/fail criteria.
Calibration result may Redo calibration.
have not been adopted.
Calibration may have Make sure not to allow air
not come to an end bubbles to enter the cell.
even after exceeding Extend limit time.
limit time.
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8. Troubleshooting
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9. Additional Information
9. Additional Information
This chapter shows “Parts and Consumables,” “Glossary and reference,”
“Optional devices,” “Basic specifications,” “Corresponding standards” and
“Index.”
Parts
Part Name Part Number Qty Remarks
Tube Holder 12-00051-00-48 1
Desiccant Container 12-01148-02-48 1
For drain
Connecting Tube 12-01997-01-48 1
(solenoid valve side)
Connecting Tube 12-01998-00-48 1 For drying
Connecting Tube 12-01999-00-48 1 For drain (cell outlet)
Connecting Tube 12-02000-00-48 1 For sampling
Connecting Tube 12-02699-00-48 1 For purge gas
Rubber Cover 20-05748-00-48 1 For sample opening
Lure Adapter 20-05764-00-48 1 Adapter for syringe
Drain Tube 20-05789-01-48 1 For pump side
Protective Rubber 20-05915-00-48 1 Round for sample opening
Incl. Operation Manual,
Operation Manual
12-02845-00-48 1 Function Description
CD-ROM
& Quick Manual
Quick Manual 59-00053-01-48 1
12-02833-01-48 1 For Europe 220~240V
12-02833-02-48 1 For U.K. 220~240V
AC Adapter*1
12-02833-03-48 1 For U.S.A. 110~120V
12-02833-04-48 1 For China(PRC) 220~240V
Stylus 69-00444-00-48 1
*1: Make sure your country’s power requirement.
Consumables
Part Name Part Number Qty Remarks
Filter 20-05665-00-48 1
Silica gel (500g) 61-00249-00-48 1
Syringe 66-00088-00-48 2 2ml
Thermal print paper
69-00522-01-48 1 For thermal printer
roll (10 rolls/set)
Thermal print paper
roll (longer life) 69-00522-11-48 1 For thermal printer
(10 rolls/set)
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Options
Part Name Part Number Qty Remarks
DCU-600
Auto Sampling Unit 1
(upcoming)
Multiple Sample
Changer Incl. vials and septa.
CHD-502N(E)
Normal Type 1 * Separate connecting kit
CHD-502H(E)
Heating Type required.
CHD-502C(E)
Cooling Type
Auto Clean & Sampling
Unit Incl. vials and septa.
1
Normal Type DCU-551N(E) * DTS-100C required.
Heating Type DCU-551H(E)
To connect with
12-02763-00-48 1
CHD-502N/C.
Density/Specific Gravity
12-02764-00-48 1 To connect with CHD-502H.
Meter Connecting Kit
12-02763-01-48 1 To connect with DCU-551N.
12-02764-01-48 1 To connect with DCU-551H.
ID Key (upcoming) 1 With USB flash drive
Data Capture Software SOFT-CAP(E) 1
Incl. connecting cables
Dot Matrix Printer
12-02028-00-48 1 (9P-25P,
(AC 100V)*
MiniDIN8P-DSUB9P).
Incl. connecting cables
Dot Matrix Printer
12-02028-01-48 1 (9P-25P,
(AC 120V) *
MiniDIN8P-DSUB9P).
Incl. connecting cables
Dot Matrix Printer
12-02028-02-48 1 (9P-25P,
(AC 230V) *
MiniDIN8P-DSUB9P).
Connecting Cable
12-02012-00-48 1
(9P-9P)
Connecting Cable
12-02013-00-48 1
(9P-25P)
Connecting Cable
64-00625-00-48 1
(MiniDIN8P-DSUB9P)
USB Serial Converter 64-00177-00-48 1
12-02618-01-48 1 For Europe 220~240V
Thermal Printer 12-02618-02-48 1 For U.K. 220~240V
(Incl. connecting cables) 12-02618-03-48 1 For U.S.A. 110~120V
12-02618-04-48 1 For China (PRC) 220~240V
Thermal Printer
12-02850-00-48 1 Incl. fixing screws.
Stand
*If you wish to connect your IDP-100, which had been connected with your
DA-520/-510/-505/-500, with the DA-650/-645/-640, an optional connecting cable
(MiniDIN8P-DSUB9P:64-00625-00-48) is required.
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When the measuring is vibrated in a chamber filled with liquid or gas, its
oscillation frequency differs from density of sample.
Suppose T is oscillation frequency, T can be expressed as follows:
dVc + Mc
T = 2π
K
Where d = Density of sample in cell
Vc = Volume of sample, that is cell volume
Mc = Mass of measurement cell
K = Constant
K Mc
d= 2
T2 −
4π Vc Vc
The above equation tells the density is proportionate to the frequency.
By measuring standard substance of which density is known (density: da, dw),
the oscillation frequency Ta, Tw are obtained, and then factor F.
F can be calculated from calibration.
K d − dw
F= = a2
4π Vc Ta − Tw 2
2
d = d a − F ( Ta 2 − T 2 )
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Density
Mass (e.g. gram) per unit volume (e.g. cm3).
Brix
Brix is the name of scale for solid concentration in liquid, sometimes
expressed as °Bx. The unit is ‘%’ or ‘degree.’
Brix is used to express sucrose concentration (sugar content) in those
industries like foods, winery, sugar and fruit farm.
Usually they use the scale for density of sucrose at 20°C converted to weight
percent concentration (w/w%).
Sucrose solution of weight percent 30% (100g solution contains 30g sucrose
and 70g water) is expressed as Brix 30%.
Generally Brix is known as the measure of sucrose concentration (sugar
content) but some liquids contain density of solids other than sucrose.
Therefore, Brix does not necessarily express sucrose concentration only.
While soft drinks or fruit juice contain soluble solid in a large proportion, the
Brix shows its sucrose concentration (sugar content) as is without problems.
Baling
Baling is the name of German scientist Karl Baling who developed Baling’s
concentration for weight percent of 17.5°C sucrose solution.
Brix comes from the name of Antoine Brix (Adolf Brix) who recalculated
Baling’s reference temperature at 15.5°C.
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Plato
Plato % expresses the extract content of sweet wort or beer in sucrose
weight % as the same SG (20°C/20°C) sucrose solution. It is based on
“Plato’s Extract Table” (correction of measurements made by C. J. N. Baling)
compiled for German government by F. Plato in 1918. Later, further
corrections were made by adding precise adjustments and thermal
corrections. At preset, Plato is used in many analysis as the industry standard
international unit (except UK) for wort and beer. When used as unit, it is
abbreviated as %P or °P (degree Plato). Plato degree uses Baling’s corrected
17.5°C reference temperature with constant weight g at 17.5°C: Plato degree
= 260×(1-1/gravity)
Baume’s hydrometer
Ethanol degree
Unit of volume percentage of ethanol and water
Table of Ethanol degree and density is available. Reference temperature is
15°C. This unit is used in quality control of alcohol in beverages.
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Extract
Scale name for extracted component of solution (Japanese sake).
The following formula is obtained from SG dS from ethanol degree and SG dA
(15/4°C) from Japanese sake degree:
Extract = (dS-dA)×260+0.21
Dwaddell degree
Unit for SG of dye
Water at 4°C is the reference (0).
Dwaddell is expressed by:
Dwaddell = (SG (15/4°C)-1)×200
Milk degree
Unit for SG of milk
Water at 4°C is the reference (0).
Milk degree is expressed by:
Milk degree = (SG (15/4°C)-1)×1000
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Uncertainty
Uncertainty is the measure of dispersion (reliability) of measurement results.
Unification of expression and computation method has been initiated by the
International Committee of Weights and Measures (CIPM), and as the results,
in 1993, the International Standard Organization and seven other
international institutes co-edited ”Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in
Measurement”(GUM), where the word Uncertainty is used.
Traceability
The accuracy of measurement results can be traced, linked or related up to
the national or international standard.
Measuring instruments are calibrated by standard equipment, which is
calibrated by further accurate instrument (less uncertainty). If this process of
searching calibration continues, finally it reaches the national standard. When
the accuracy of a measuring instrument can be traced back to the national or
international standard, it is called traceable.
When the reference substance used in the analytical instrument is traceable,
the instrument can be defined as traceable to national standard.
Density/Specific Gravity Meters of the DA-6xx series are scientific instruments
traceable to the Japanese national standard.
X 1 + X 2 + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ + Xn
X =
n
Standard Deviation
Expressed by ı or s showing dispersion of statistics or random variable:
n
(
¦ Xi − X
i=1
)2
SD =
n -1
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Print out
results
Title:SOFT-CAP
data transfer
to your PC
Data Capture Software SOFT-CAP
Contact your local distributor for details.
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9-4. Specifications
Specifications of three models: DA-650, DA-645 and DA-640.
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Dimensions 320 (W) × 382 (D) × 272 (H) mm (12.6 (W) × 14.3 (D) × 10.7 (H) inches)
Weight 18 kg (39.7 lbs)
Export Packing in Double G/W 21 kg; 540 (W) × 480 (D) × 460 (H) mm (May vary in some cases.)
Carton Box (G/W 46.3 lbs; 21.3 (W) × 18.9 (D) × 18.1 (H) inches)
*1, *2: According to KEM standard measurement conditions.
*3: Enquire for applicable models.
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Standard Country
ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) U.S.A.
DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) Germany
Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) U.K.
Eur., Japan,
Pharmacopoeia
U.S.A.
ASTM D 1250
U.S.A.
(Temperature Compensation Table for Petroleum Products)
JIS K 2249 Japan
ASTM D 4052
(Standard Test Method for Density and Relative Density of U.S.A.
Liquids by Digital Density Meter)
ASTM D 5002
(Standard Test Method for Density and Relative Density of U.S.A.
Crude Oils by Digital Density Analyzer)
ISO 12185
(Crude petroleum and petroleum products - Determination International
of density - Oscillating U-tube method)
ISO 15212
(Oscillation-type density meters International
-- Part 1: Laboratory instruments)
Official Methods of the National Tax Agency Japan
Japan
for the Evaluation of Content
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9. Additional Information
9-6. Index
Exceptions, 82
A Extract, 70
after-the-sale service, 82
F
Air bubble, 59
Alcohol, 63 Flow chart, 67
API degree, 70 Function, 42
Average, 71
G
B
Glossary, 65
Baling, 68
Baume’s hydrometer, 69 H
Brix, 68
Hint, 5
C
I
Calibration, 23
Calibration and Check, 23 International standards, 79
Calibration Navigator, 23 ISO 9001, 52
Caution, 3
cell temperature, 21 J
Cell window mists, 60
Check, 27 Japanese sake degree, 69
Check list, 50 JCSS, 52
Check/Calibration, 45
Consumables, 61 L
Control, 49
limit time, 21
D
M
Daily check, 50
Main panel, 16
Data management, 41
Maintenance, 53
Density, 68
Measurement, 31
Density of dry air, 72
Measurement principle, 65
Density of pure water, 74
Method, 39
Dimensions, 78
Milk degree, 70
Dot Matrix Printer, 12
dustproof filter, 53
Dwaddell degree, 70 N
Note, 5
E
Entry, 46 O
Error message, 56
Option, 48
Ethanol degree, 69
Options, 62
80
9. Additional Information
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9-7. Warranty and after-the-sale service
Warranty period
One year after the date of purchase
Warranty
The product you have purchased passed stringent in-line testing and inspection
at KEM, however, if you should find any defects, your unit is under warranty for
free repair or replacement except consumables, provided the unit has been in
normal use and operated to the specification.
(Supply of parts continues for 7 years after the model is discontinued.)
Exceptions
1) Modified by someone other than authorized service personnel.
2) Used under the condition or in a range other than specified.
3) Operated in a way other than instructed in manual or help.
4) Caused by user’s misuse or careless operation.
5) Due to user’s inadequate environmental condition
6) Attributed to fire, earth quake, lightning, God’s act
7) Maker will not be liable for any damage or loss whether physically or
monetary caused by the use of or in relation to the product.
Repair
Before you call for repair service, let us know the following information:
Type or model of product
Serial No.
Nature of trouble or defect
Your contact information
Peripherals connected to the unit (where applicable)
Enquiry
Contact your local distributor.
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Factories
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&
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