Liquid density measuring device
OwnerJames Joseph Schumacher, Angela Kristine Murphy Schumacherinventors
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Abstract
A method of testing for a desired specific gravity of a liquid. The method including the use of a temperature calibration gauge and a hydrometer. The temperature calibration gauge has a thermo sensing end and a readout indicating the desired hydrometer reading at the current temperature of the liquid. The method includes the steps of contacting the thermo sensing end and the hydrometer with the liquid and comparing the readout of the temperature calibration gauge with the measurement indicated by the hydrometer.
Claims9
A method of testing for a desired specific gravity of a liquid, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a temperature calibration gauge with a thermo sensing end operatively connected to a readout configured to indicate a desired hydrometer reading for the liquid at the current temperature of the liquid;
- providing a cup configured to receive the temperature calibration gauge with the thermo sensing end extending out of the cup;
- providing a hydrometer;
- placing the cup in contact with the surface of the liquid and the temperature calibration gauge and the hydrometer in contact with the liquid;
- and
- comparing the desired hydrometer reading on the readout of the temperature calibration gauge with the hydrometer reading.
A method comprising the steps of:
- placing a first device in contact with a liquid, the first device configured to sense a first characteristic of the liquid;
- sensing the first characteristic of the liquid using the first device;
- displaying on the first device a target on a scale corresponding to a second characteristic of the liquid,
- measuring the second characteristic of the liquid with a second device comparing the measured second characteristic to the target;
- and
- changing the second characteristic of the fluid to reach the target,
- wherein the step of changing the second characteristic comprises boiling the liquid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.