[pure-silver] Re: Triple Beam Balance was: Re: Mixing your own chemicals was (Hamster was (Glass versus Plastic containers))
- From: "Koch, Gerald" <gkoch02@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 09:09:35 -0500
You can use magnetic damping. This consists of an aluminum plate
attached to the balance arm and a U-shaped magnet attached to the base.
The plate fits within the U but doesn't touch it. Eddy currents
generated as the arm swings cause the arm to stop faster.
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> A couple of other tips:
> Invest in a good quality scale (you can often get
> triple beam balances for cheap at police auctions)
>
Hi,
beeing spoiled at work with digital balances with "Tara" knobs and fast
response measuring, I find working a Ohaus triple beam balance at home a
"little" annoying, it takes a long time before the arm stops swininging,
and gently stopping it with swinging isn't really speeding up things.
Are there other tricks for working a bit less slow with these things?
Thanks,
Best,
Cor
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