Scott volumeter

Apparent Density Determined using a Scott Volumeter, with the following max min requirements for each granulation ... [Pg.25]

Apparent Density (Type A powder only) The apparent density of Type A powder shall not be less than 0.80g/cc when detd using a Scott Volumeter... [Pg.26]

F) Apparent Density. It can be detd by means of a "Scott Volumeter 1, described in Ref 4,p 745. The procedure for US specification grade Ba chromate is briefly described in Ref 5>p 5. [Pg.62]

This test may also be conducted by using the "Scott Volumeter" as mentioned in test F under Barium Chloride, Analytical Procedures )Granulation. Use US Std Sieve No 325 and procedure G described under Barium Chromate, Analytical Procedures(Ref 3,p 3)... [Pg.64]

This test may also be conducted by using the Scott Volumeter as mentioned in test F under Barium Chloride, Analytical Procedures... [Pg.63]

A Scott volumeter is suggested as being suitable for measuring the density of metal powders." The method gives a bulk density of the metal powder and results can be related to the measurement of tamped volume (see below). The Scott volumeter is more complex and precise than the ISO method. The result is given as apparent density. [Pg.233]

ASTM B 329-95. Apparent density of metal powders and compounds using the Scott volumeter. [Pg.239]

Metallic Powders - Determination of Apparent Density ISO 3923/2-1981 (E) Part 2 Scott Volumeter Method (Fig. 30) This standard is applicable to metallic powders that will not flow freely through a 5 mm orifice but for which the more precise... [Pg.86]

Comments This method could obviously be applied to other than just metallic powders but the necessary pre-requisite is that the powder is still reasonably free-flowing so that it will pass through the sieve and cascade down the baffle box into the cup. If light brushing is not sufficient to get the powder through the sieve, the Scott volumeter method cannot be used. The density measured is the bulk density of the material as poured under the specified conditions, and this will probably be lower than other bulk densities like the tap density. [Pg.88]

Metallic powders—determination of apparent density, ISO 3923/2 -1981 (E), Part 2 Scott volumeter method. [Pg.135]

Example 9.1. Three students measured the mass of three powders—sand, fluid catalytic cracking catalyst (FCC), and Cas (P04)2—10 times successively in a Scott Volumeter. The data is summarized in Table E9.1. Calculate the Scott density, uncertainty, and repeatability. The volume and uncertainty of the cylinder is 25.00 0.03 cm. ... [Pg.313]

TABLE E9.1 Mass of Powder Collected by Three Students in Scott Volumeter... [Pg.314]

Scott volumeter Since the definition of bulk density is related to the apparent powder volume under defined conditions, the methodology outlined in ISO 3923-2 (1981) andEN 23923 (1992) may be used to determine the bulk density of metals and other powders using the Scott volumeter to give an as poured bulk density. [Pg.10]

ISO 3923-2 1981 MetalUc Powders - Determination of Apparent Density - Part 2 Scott Volumeter Method... [Pg.18]

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