How to calculate the density outside the range of the oil meter?

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The highest density that can be measured by oil density meters is 1.0718; the density of some coal chemical products or oil sludges is greater than 1.08, which is well above the range covered by these meters. What methods are available to accurately measure the density of such oils?

Reply #22009-05-27

For oil measuring devices that exceed the national standards, those based on American standards are required; ASTM-standard devices are difficult to find for download online, so you can purchase them or ask inspection companies such as SGS to provide one.

Reply #32012-02-04

Petroleum measurement tool V2.0 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-943369-1-1.html This can definitely be used across all density ranges

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