Manual of Milk Products
Manual of Milk Products
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THE TESTING OF MILK AND CREAM 137 instrument should never be placed in hot liquids. In order to clean the lactometer, wash in cool water and wipe with a dry cloth. Immediately below the thermometer scale is a lactom- eter scale with numbers ranging from 15 to 45, the lowest readings being at the upper end of the scale. One may obtain the specific gravity reading by prefixing 1. 0 before the lactom- eter reading. Thus, if the instrument gives a reading of 33, the specific gravity would be 1 . 03...3. The fact that the Quevenne lactometer gives specific gravity readings directly is one of its chief advantages.
Temperature affects the density of liquids. The colder the milk the more dense it is, and the warmer the milk the less dense it is. For this reason lactometers are standardized to give readings at a temperature of 60 F. When milk is warmer or colder than 60 F. , a correction must be made, and this correction for the Quevenne is . 1 of a lactometer degree for every degree in temperature that the sample is above or below the standard temperature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE TESTING OF MILK AND CREAM 137 instrument should never be placed in hot liquids. In order to clean the lactometer, wash in cool water and wipe with a dry cloth. Immediately below the thermometer scale is a lactom- eter scale with numbers ranging from 15 to 45, the lowest readings being at the upper end of the scale. One may obtain the specific gravity reading by prefixing 1. 0 before the lactom- eter reading. Thus, if the instrument gives a reading of 33, the specific gravity would be 1 . 03...3. The fact that the Quevenne lactometer gives specific gravity readings directly is one of its chief advantages.
Temperature affects the density of liquids. The colder the milk the more dense it is, and the warmer the milk the less dense it is. For this reason lactometers are standardized to give readings at a temperature of 60 F. When milk is warmer or colder than 60 F. , a correction must be made, and this correction for the Quevenne is . 1 of a lactometer degree for every degree in temperature that the sample is above or below the standard temperature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Alonzo Stocking to read onlineMoreLess
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