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NEN-ISO 5661

Petroleum products - Liquid hydrocarbons - Determination of refractive index

active, Most Current
Organization: NEN
Publication Date: 1 April 1984
Status: active
Page Count: 6
ICS Code (Petroleum products in general): 75.080
scope:

This International Standard specifies a method for the determination of the refractive index of transparent and light-coloured hydrocarbon liquids such as are used in capacitors, transformers, circuit breakers and in cables of the oil-filled type. This method is applicable to liquids having refractive indices in the range 1,33 to 1,7 and at temperatures of 20 to 30 ° C. It is not applicable, within the accuracy stated to liquids having colours darker than 4 colour to ISO 2049, or to liquids having bubble points so close to the test temperature that a reading cannot be obtained before substantial deterioration takes place. The refractive index of a liquid varies with its composition and with the nature and amount of contaminants held in solution. If the refractive index of an unused liquid is known, determinations made on the same liquid after periods of service may form a basis for estimating any change in composition or the degree of contamination resulting from dissolution of extraneous material. The refractive index may also be used, in conjunction with other physical properties, to assess the hydrocarbon types present in petroleum fractions.

Document History

NEN-ISO 5661
April 1, 1984
Petroleum products - Liquid hydrocarbons - Determination of refractive index
This International Standard specifies a method for the determination of the refractive index of transparent and light-coloured hydrocarbon liquids such as are used in capacitors, transformers,...
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