Meter for measuring syrup ratio in soft drinks and the like
AssigneeSimekus, Inc.
InventorMyron L. Robinson
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AssigneeSimekus, Inc.
InventorMyron L. Robinson
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Method and apparatus for measuring the conductivity ratio of a sample for determining deviation from a standard and particularly suited for use in measuring the syrup to water ratio in soft drinks and the like. A pair of conductivity cells for receiving the standard and sample, with the cells connected in a bridge circuit operated at relatively high frequency and having a full wave recitifier at the bridge output providing an input to an operational amplifier for driving an indicating meter which can be read in percent deviation from the standard. A side by side cell mounting with electrodes in the lower cell sections and a metal heat exchanger forming the upper cell sections. A pair of plungers for insertion into the cells for equalizing the amounts of material in the cells and the temperature of the materials. A calibration procedure for adapting the instrument for use with various products.
In an instrument for measuring the conductivity ratio of two liquids, the combination of:
A method of measuring deviation in conductivity of a sample from a standard, including the steps of:
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