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Viscomaster Heavy Fuel Viscosity Meter

Brand: Emerson Electric Co.
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The Heavy Fuel Viscosity Meter (HFVM) Viscomaster is a fast-response, multivariable sensor designed for the measurement and control of heavy fuel oil (HFO) that supplies engines, turbines and burners in marine and power applications.
Features
  • Rely on marine approvals from Lloyds London, Germanischer Lloyd, Det Norske Veritas, Bureau Veritas and the American Bureau of Shipping
  • Easily track the continuous, multivariable measurement of viscosity, density and temperature
  • Ensure friction reduction and improve coating immunity with Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coating
  • Expand usage with a hazardous area-approved, head-mounted transmitter that supports local configuration and display
  • Extend flexibility with retro-fit kits for replacement solutions of capillary and torsional meters
The Heavy Fuel Viscosity Meter (HFVM) Viscomaster is a fast-response, multivariable sensor designed for the measurement and control of heavy fuel oil (HFO) that supplies engines, turbines and burners in marine and power applications.
Features
  • Rely on marine approvals from Lloyds London, Germanischer Lloyd, Det Norske Veritas, Bureau Veritas and the American Bureau of Shipping
  • Easily track the continuous, multivariable measurement of viscosity, density and temperature
  • Ensure friction reduction and improve coating immunity with Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coating
  • Expand usage with a hazardous area-approved, head-mounted transmitter that supports local configuration and display
  • Extend flexibility with retro-fit kits for replacement solutions of capillary and torsional meters
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Specifications

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Density Accuracy

  • ± 1 kg/m³ G (± 0.001 g/cm³)

Density Repeatability

  • ± 0.1 kg/m³ (± 0.0001 g/cm³)

Operating Range

  • 0.5 to 100 CP

Pressure Range

  • 207 bar (3000 psi)

Temperature Range

  • -50° to +200° C (-58° to +392° F)

Viscosity Accuracy

  • ± 0.2 CP (0.5 -10 CP Range) Then ± 1 % of Full Scale

Viscosity Repeatability

  • ± 0.5 % of Reading
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