Development work carried out by the CMC engineers, in conjunction with Exxon Mobil Aviation, highlighted the need for an alternative test method to determine the levels of dispersed contamination in Jet fuel. 5 years of field testing
and development of the already established and successful icountLCM20 Hydraulic Laser Particle Counter saw the introduction of the Parker icountACM20 with enhanced software providing the user with a better understanding
of the contamination present in a sample. As the benchmark particle counter for use in measuring the levels of Contamination in fuels, the icountACM20, as per the UK's Energy Institute Test Method IP564, has now been included in the DEFSTAN 91-91 Issue 6 Jet Fuel Specification as a report only test alongside the current Gravimetric test method (IP423 or ASTM D5452) and Clear & Bright Visual test method
(IP216 or ASTM D2276) Product Features
• Monitors aviation fuel contamination to DEFSTAN 91-91 Issue 6 Jet A-1 fuel specification - IP654
• Multi-standard ISO cleanliness reporting
• Laser optical scanning analysis
• Fully manufactured by Parker with 20 years experience in the Particle Counter measuring market
Specifications
• 2-minute test procedure • Latest averaging software as standard • Downloader software