Method for the quantitative detection of two contaminants in...

Measuring and testing – Liquid analysis or analysis of the suspension of solids in a... – Lubricant testing

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C073S053050, C073S010000

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ABSTRACT:
The quantitative determination of two contaminants of a fluid is carried out in the following steps: detection of permittivity ε and viscosity v of the fluid; determination of the quantity of the first contaminant11eon the basis of a difference between detected permittivity Δε and a first preset value10e; estimation of viscosity12non the basis of the quantity of the first contaminant11e; and determination of the quantity of the second contaminant on the basis of a difference between detected viscosity v and estimated viscosity12n.

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