[Stoves] Kinematic Viscosity measure of organic waste water question

[Steve Taylor]

Frank,  ideally kv is measured in a glasstube Cannon viscometer, but you
need a temperature controlled bath. Take a look at viscosity cups instead.
Probably 30 percent reproducible, without a lot of fuss. How good do you
want to be? Kv tubes are good to 0.1 percent!
On Feb 7, 2013 1:11 PM, "Frank Shields" <frank at compostlab.com> wrote:

Dear Stovers,****

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I have been asked a few time to determine the kinematic viscosity of the
remaining liquid from a methane production solution. ****

These are new words for me and looking at equipment there seem to be many
ways to determine viscosity and then calculators to convert to kinematic
units. ****

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For this matrix and the range needed any suggestions on inexpensive
equipment?****

And what is the conversion from distance traveled of a liquid(?) to
kinematic units? whatever that is.****

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Just looking into it to see if it’s something we want to do.****

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Thanks for any help****

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Frank****

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Frank Shields****

Control Laboratories, Inc.****

42 Hangar Way****

Watsonville, CA  95076****

(831) 724-5422 tel****

(831) 724-3188 fax****

www.biocharlab.com****

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