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Starch Slurry Concentration at 60 oF (15,6oC)

 

Béo

Specific Gravity

Starch Dry Substance (DS) %

Starch DS kg/m3

Water kg/kg Starch DS

Béo

Specific Gravity

Starch Dry Substance (DS) %

Starch DS kg/m3

Water kg/kg Starch DS

         0,50

       1,003

         0,89

         8,93

  112,360

       13,00

       1,098

       23,10

     253,75

       4,329

         1,00

       1,007

         1,78

       17,92

     56,180

       13,50

       1,103

       23,99

     264,53

       4,168

         1,50

       1,010

         2,67

       26,98

     37,453

       14,00

       1,107

       24,88

     275,39

       4,019

         2,00

       1,014

         3,55

       36,00

     28,169

       14,50

       1,111

       25,77

     286,33

       3,880

         2,50

       1,018

         4,44

       45,18

     22,523

       15,00

       1,115

       26,66

     297,36

       3,751

         3,00

       1,021

         5,33

       54,43

     18,762

       15,50

       1,120

       27,54

     308,36

       3,631

         3,50

       1,025

         6,22

       63,74

     16,077

       16,00

       1,124

       28,43

     319,56

       3,517

         4,00

       1,028

         7,11

       73,12

     14,065

       16,50

       1,128

       29,32

     330,85

       3,411

         4,50

       1,032

         8,00

       82,56

     12,500

       17,00

       1,133

       30,21

     342,22

       3,310

         5,00

       1,036

         8,89

       92,08

     11,249

       17,50

       1,137

       31,10

     353,69

       3,215

         5,50

       1,039

         9,77

     101,55

     10,235

       18,00

       1,142

       31,99

     365,24

       3,126

         6,00

       1,043

       10,66

     111,20

       9,381

       18,50

       1,146

       32,88

     376,89

       3,041

         6,50

       1,047

       11,55

     120,92

       8,658

       19,00

       1,151

       33,76

     388,51

       2,962

         7,00

       1,051

       12,44

     130,71

       8,039

       19,50

       1,155

       34,65

     400,34

       2,886

         7,50

       1,055

       13,33

     140,57

       7,502

       20,00

       1,160

       35,54

     412,26

       2,814

         8,00

       1,058

       14,22

     150,50

       7,032

       20,50

       1,165

       36,43

     424,29

       1,745

         8,50

       1,062

       15,11

     160,51

       6,618

       21,00

       1,169

       37,32

     436,40

       1,680

         9,00

       1,066

       15,99

     170,48

       6,254

       21,50

       1,174

       38,21

     448,62

       1,617

         9,50

       1,070

       16,88

     180,63

       5,924

       22,00

       1,179

       39,09

     460,82

       1,558

       10,00

       1,074

       17,77

     190,86

       5,627

       22,50

       1,184

       39,98

     473,23

       1,501

       10,50

       1,078

       18,66

     201,17

       5,359

       23,00

       1,189

       40,87

     485,75

       1,447

       11,00

       1,082

       19,55

     211,55

       5,115

       23,50

       1,193

       41,76

     498,37

       1,395

       11,50

       1,086

       20,44

     222,01

       4,892

       24,00

       1,198

       42,65

     511,10

       1,345

       12,00

       1,090

       21,32

     232,44

       4,690

       24,50

       1,203

       43,54

     523,93

       1,297

       12,50

       1,094

       22,21

     243,05

       4,502

       25,00

       1,208

       44,43

     536,86

       1,251

 

Specific gravity is the weight relative to water at 15.6 oC; weight of 100 ml water = 99.799 g

Baumé modulus 145: Béo = 145 - 145/Specific gravity15.6/15.6

Ref.: J.E.Cleland, E.E.Fauser and W.R.Fetzer; Anal. Ed. Int. and Eng. Chem. Vol. 15 page 334 (1943).

 


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