Brookfield viscometer SOP | How to use Brookfield viscometer | viscosity measurement by Brookfield

This video demonstrates the Standard Operating Procedure of Brookfield viscometer | viscosity measurement by Brookfield DV E viscometer.
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[@danielhidalgolasso2814]

good explanation, but you can improve your video removing the music, is disturbing

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Thanks dear,
Thanks again for suggestion... I will work on that

[@krishnakumari3636]

Good explanation 👍

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Thank you

[@wikovisser3664]

Also remember to submerge spindle in substance all the way to the groove-marking machined on the spindle shaft. Else very good.

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Thanks dear

[@valiantorojulunafif2815]

How to decide which RPM to use? And how to confirm that the chosen RPM is already the correct one?

[@KhalifaMAsif]

RPM is selected as per your procedure requirement, spindle seletion is totally on trial error bases.. if your torque value is between 10 to 100 %, your spindle and rpm combination is ok.

[@imranahamed9102]

Thank you sir for good explanation.

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Most welcome

[@parasyadav4976]

sir, please tell me on which parameter we should select the spindle and how the calculation is going to be understand from these stats , trying to understand from last 2 months

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Which model u r using ?

[@pankajpolara112]

I am also confused to which reading i should count final, because different rpm and tork gives different viscosity no at same temperature

[@ashishbhatt3467]

One question..so whatever readings are on the display, they will be final? Is there a no need to multiply any conversion factors????

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Viscosity reading is final.

[@ashishbhatt3467]

@@KhalifaMAsif thank you

[@saimeihuang1410]

Hi sir, can you explain a bit more for the CP reading and what’s mPas, many thanks

[@KhalifaMAsif]

A centipoise (cP) is one hundredth of a poise, or one millipascal-second (mPa⋅s) in SI units (1 cP = 10^−3 Pa⋅s = 1 mPa⋅s).

[@saimeihuang1410]

Morning sir,
Thanks for your reply.
Can I asking another question :how we taking the reading for the choc viscosity for the thickness for the RMP?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thanks

[@jyothijenny6753]

Which sample solution we have to take??

[@KhalifaMAsif]

It was Carbopol Gel

[@stephanvantonder9684]

Calibration codes?

[@KiranKumari-lq4gc]

Sir cream ki viscosity kese check krte h

[@KhalifaMAsif]

Same way but need to change spindle

[@KiranKumari-lq4gc]

@@KhalifaMAsif if use 96 spindle. Upwards and downward
Phir uski calculations kese nikalte h.

[@KhalifaMAsif]

@@KiranKumari-lq4gc which calculation? Viscosity , torque and rpm all will be on Display.

[@KiranKumari-lq4gc]

@@KhalifaMAsif sir LV ki to display me aati hai. But helipath me cream, paste ki kese check krte h

[@KiranKumari-lq4gc]

@@KhalifaMAsif t- bar spindle me