Ford Cup and Zahn Cup - Viscosity conversion


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Posted by(ÀÛ¼ºÇϽŠºÐ) rex ( July 03, 2000 at 15:22:40: )

A colleague asked me on November 1998.

:I wish have informations about the Ford Cup and
: Zahn Cup viscosities. Please let me know the corresponding
: kinematic viscosities of the efflux time of the viscometers
: respectively.

I suggested him to refer the following

Viscosity Conversion Chart
(Ford Cup, Zahn Cup, Shell Viscometer vs Kinematic Viscosity)
Cup Specification test volume of the cup conversion equation* Kinematic viscosity for given drain time(s)
for  t = 30 s for t = 60 s  for t = 90 s
FordCup Series
Ford Cup #2 100 cm3 cSt=1.60(t-23.5)    10.4     58   106
Ford Cup #3 cSt=2.31(t-6.6)    54   123   193
Ford Cup #4 cSt=3.85(t-4.5)    98   214   329
ZahnCup Seris
Zahn Cup #1 44 cm3 cSt = 1.1 (t-29) not applicable     34    67
Zahn Cup #2 cSt = 3.5(t-14)    56    161   266
Zahn Cup #3 cSt=11.7(t-7.5)  263    614   965
Zahn Cup #4 cSt=14.8(t-5)  370    814  1258
Zahn Cup #5 cSt=23 t  690  1380  2070
 * : simply enter the efflux time in this equation in order to get thecorresponding kinematic viscosity in cSt(centi Stokes).The source is from Temple C. Patton, Paint Flow and Pigment Dispersion,2nd Edition, John WIley & Sons, Inc (1982).  The following is the simple comparison between corresponding kinematicviscosities and the efflux time of the various orifice viscometers.
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