Online Exporter Electronic Hydrometer - Electrical Stability Meter – Taige
Online Exporter Electronic Hydrometer - Electrical Stability Meter – Taige Detail:
TG-147-50 Electrical Stability Meter
The electrical stabilityelectrical stability meter is mainly used for testing the relative stability of water-in-oil emulsion, namely the test of stability range of water-in-oil emulsion drilling fluid. From the test of relative emulsion stability, the resistivity and the time stability of electrolyte impurities of the systems can be estimated. The instrument can also be used for estimating oil-based drilling fluid, oil-based releasing stuck agent, cement slurry, and so on.
This instrument has the advantages of high accuracy, little repetitive error, high reliability, easy operation and accurate measurement data, and is widely used on oil fields, research institutions, laboratories, and so on.
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Name |
Electrical Stability Meter |
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Model |
TG-147-50 |
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Dimensions (cm) |
26×20×15 cm |
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Weight (kg) |
3.5 kg |
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Working Power Source |
220V±5% 50Hz;50Hz/DC15V |
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Output Voltage |
0-2000V (Sine) |
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Rated Power (W) |
20W |
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Electrode Spacing (mm) |
1.59 mm (0.061 feet ) |
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Working Frequency (Hz) |
330-350Hz |
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