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Realisation of a Substitution Method to Perform High Precision Density Measurements of Seawater. Hannes Schmidt Henning Wolf Egon Hassel. Content. Introduction Importance of thermo physical properties of seawater Simplifications in calculation of thermo physical properties of seawater - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
Hannes Schmidt Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Bundesallee 100, 38116 Braunschweig
Universität Rostock, Lehrstuhl für Technische Thermodynamik, Albert-Einstein-Straße 2, 18059 Rostock
Baku, 20.-25.05.2013
Realisation of a Substitution Method to Perform High Precision Density Measurements of Seawater
Hannes SchmidtHenning WolfEgon Hassel
2Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Bundesallee 100, 38116 Braunschweig
Content
• Introduction• Importance of thermo physical properties of seawater• Simplifications in calculation of thermo physical properties of seawater
• Motivation• Practical salinity and conductivity• Possible inconsistency
• Approach• Traceability of salinity to density• Substitution method
• Technical realisation• Demands on equipment• Density at atmospheric pressure• Density at high pressure
• Results• Measurement results
• Summary
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Importance of thermo physical properties of seawater
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Deviations in density – meaning salinity and temperature – are driving forces of subsurface currents (below 400 m).
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Surface currents are mainly driven by wind.
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Conveyor belt
Importance of thermo physical properties of seawater
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Source Theoretical
MeasurandPressure,
Temperature,Conductivity
Pressure,Temperature,
N-1 amounts of substances
Resulting relatione.g. heat capacity
Simplification in calculation ofthermo physical properties of seawater
1 1( , , ,.., )p Nc f p T w w ( , , ( ))p Pc f p T S
Conductivity replaces information on amounts of substances in calculations.
mass fractioniw
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Possible inconsistency
Sources
Simplification by using conductivity
Practical salinity determination
salt composition is changing salt composition is changing (!)
not all dissociated salts are contributing to conductivity
(silicates,..)
reference substance not certified (purity,..)
Especially a change in salt composition can cause inconsistency.
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Substitution Method
SeawaterUltrapure water
Procedure
Sea water density (Sample)
Ultrapure water density (Reference)
Seawater density
Ultrapure water density
…10 times…
, , ,Sample Reference Literature Sample Measured Reference Measured
Substitution method decreases measurement uncertainty about factor 10.
1 bottle (200 ml) = 1 temperature = 8 h
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Density at atmospheric pressure
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A. Paar DMA 5000M
FRONTREAR
FAN
USB
VGA
S-BUS
S-BUS
RS23
2
ETH
CAN
AIRIN
AIRIN
ONSEC
0,1 MPa M
VAISALA
1,013250,1 MPa
M
H 2O
SSW
SSW Standard Sea WaterH2O Ultrapure Water
Measurand Measurement uncertainty (k = 2)
Reproducibility(Std. deviation)
Temperature 5 mK 1 mK
Pressure 0.007 kPa 0.002 kPa
Density 0.002 kg/m3 0.0005 kg/m3
Measurand Specification range
Temperature 0..40 °C
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Density at high pressure (2)
TeledyneISCO 100DMSyringe pumpand controller
DHI RPM4Pressure
measuring unit
DMA HPDensitometer
DMA 5000Mmaster device
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Measurement results
Seawater measurement values were corrected by appr. 0.006 kg/m3.
1.2 ppm
0.4 ppm
Time in s
Den
sity
(Wat
er) i
n kg
/m3
Den
sity
(Sea
wat
er) i
n kg
/m3
Ultrapure water
Seawater
Substitution result
3kgm
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Summary
• Calibration and measurement routines for seawater have a risk of data inconsistency when data is collected over decades.
• The solution is tracing back salinity to density directly by high precision density measurements and electrolytic conductivity measurements.
• A fully automated density measurement device was built and measurement uncertainties of 2 ppm at 1 bar (20 ppm at > 1 bar) were reached.
• Atmospheric density measurements are finished and high pressure density measurements will start soon.
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