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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. ELECTRIC PENSKY MARTENS TESTER (K16200) (ASTM D93 and API 510) INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Thoroughly clean and dry all parts of the cup and its accessories before starting the test. Particular care should be taken to avoid the presence of any gasoline or naptha used to clean the apparatus after a previous test. Fill the cup with the oil to be tested up to the level indicated by the filling mark. Place the lid on the cup and set the latter in the stove. Take care to have the locating devices properly engaged. Insert the thermometer. If it is known 220°F., the “P.M. High” thermometer may preferable to start with the “P.M. Low” in case a temperature of 220 to 230°F. Liqht the test flame and adjust by means that the oil will flash above be selected; otherwise it is thermometer,  and  then  change is reached. of the valve screw on the burner block, so that it is 5/32”   diameter, the same size as the bead provided  for  comparison. Connect the instrument to the proper source of electric current, with the electrical cord provided. Adjust the supply of heat by adjusting the the  temperature  reading  on  the  thermometer 9°,    nor more than 11°F., per minute. Connect the stirrer to the stirrer motor. dial on the powerstat until increases by not less than NOTE : Use  receptacle  in base of powertrol heater and place switch to ON. Apply the test flame at each temperature reading, which is a multiple of 2°F., Up to 220°F. For  the  temperature  range  above  220°F.,  apply the test flame at each temperature reading which is a multiple of 5°F. Apply the test flame by operating the knurled hand knob controlling the shutter and test flame burner, so that the flame is lowered in one-half second, left in its lowered position for one second, and quickly raised to its high position. Discontinue  stirring  during  the  application  of the test flame. 10. Record as the flash point the temperature read on the thermometer at the time of the flame application that causes a distinct flash in the interior of the cup. The true flash must not be confused with the blu- ish halo that sometimes surrounds the test flame for the applications preceding the one that causes the actual flash. 1 of 2

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