AppNote 21-DOMINO Water Solubility Algorithms
AppNote 21-DOMINO Water Solubility Algorithms
DOMINO Application
water solubility characteristics and is not based
on viscosity but the chemical makeup of the
liquid itself.
Bulletin 21
The reason that solubility algorithms are
necessary is that the DOMINO measures
Water Solubility Algorithms relative saturation and temperature and then
converts that information to water concentration
The use of DOMINO to monitor the water in ppm (mg/mg) using an algorithm. The
content of transformer mineral oils has gained measurement of relative saturation and
worldwide acceptance. Because of the superior temperature is accurate regardless of the liquid
performance of the instrument and the support type or the condition of the liquid. Thus ppm is
that Doble has provided over the years along not a directly measured value but a calculated
with our technical knowledge, our customers one.
have approached us concerning using the
DOMINO for determination of water content in Doble’s algorithms to convert temperature and
other liquids as well and not necessarily relative saturation to water concentration in
insulating liquids. terms of ppm (mg/kg) are based on the following
equation.
Developing water solubility algorithms for many
hydrocarbon based liquids is usually not an Log So = Coefficient A/K + Coefficient B
issue but other chemicals can pose an issue and
might even work at all in the DOMINO sensing Where:
environment. There are some applications of So is the solubility of water in a liquid
which we are currently aware that are not good K is the temperature in Kelvin (K = °C + 273) at
applications for DOMINO. which the measurement was taken
The sensor should never be used in fully This application note lists the values for the
fluorinated or chlorinated liquids and phosphate slope and y-intercept that have been determined
based liquids. by the Doble Insulating Materials Laboratory
according to the experiments as described in
Insulating liquids other than mineral based Application Bulletin 11.
products such as vegetable based oils, silicones
and alkyl benzenes are good applications for
DOMINO.
OIL COEFFICIENTS
A: -281.00
B: 7.0895
SET EXIT
Move to the “Measuring” Menu by pressing the
button
Once the A coefficient has been changed, press
the button directly below the “OK”. This will
save your change. The “OIL COEFFICENT”
menu will then re-appear.
Use the down arrow button () to select the B
coefficient and then perform the same tasks to
change the B coefficient to 5.0375 (for this
example) as was performed for coefficient A.
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