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TM 9-6685-202-14
scale on the vernier slide, indicates the direction and
table 4-2. The applied correction in each case should
magnitude of the correction being applied. The applied
agree with the computed values within 0.10 mm of
correction indicated is the combined total of the gravity
mercury.
and temperature correction.  This correction can be
d. Removing an Air Bubble from the Tube (Type A-
checked against predetermined values as follows:
1 only).  After a period of time, an air bubble will
(1) Adjust the gravity index to standard
accumulate above the mercury in the tube. The bubbles
gravity (980.665), using the two screws holding the
can be forced out through the valve subassembly in the
temperature-gravity scale, figure 1-3.
top of the tube by the application of an external pump
pressure. During the first several weeks of operation,
(2) Set the temperature index to 10C.
this air bubble should be removed at the beginning of
(3) Position the vernier slide assembly at
each day the barometer is in use. Later, once a week
each of the settings given in table 4-2 and note the
will be sufficient. Since the bubble removal procedure is
correction indicated at each setting.
simple and requires little time, its use at more frequent
(4) Repeat (3) above for temperature settings
intervals than that specified above, is desirable. When
given in table 4-2.
removing an air bubble use the following procedure:
(5) Compare the values of the indicated
applied correction with the computed values given in
Table 4-2. Applied Correction Vernier Readings (mm)
MODEL 10-00-00-F
SCALE
TEMPERATURE SETTING (G RAVITY MUST BE
READING
SET AT 980.665).
MM.
10C
20C
25C
30C
40C
770
+1.95
+.65
00
-.65
-1.95
670
+1.71
+.57
00
-.57
-1.71
570
+1.46
+.49
00
-.49
-1.46
470
+1.22
+.41
00
-.41
-1.22
370
+.98
+.33
00
-.33
-.98
270
+.73
+.24
00
-.24
-.73
170
+.49
+.16
00
-.16
-.49
70
+.24
+.08
00
-.08
-.24
0
+.07
+.02
00
-.02
-.07
thereby making it unnecessary to readjust the amount of
(1) Connect the vacuum pump to the tube
mercury above the valve.
However, if additional
evacuation nipple.
mercury is forced up, readjust the mercury to the orange
(2) After the pump has run for approximately
calibration line in accordance with paragraph 3-5 (2).
1 minute, apply enough pressure to the cistern by
CAUTION
means of the hand blower (furnished in the barometer
When removing air bubble, extreme
drawer) to force the mercury up to the top of the tube.
caution should be exercised to avoid
As the mercury nears the top, if there is air in the tube, it
forcing mercury into the vacuum
will be seen escaping through the mercury above the
sealing ball. It is not necessary to open the tube seal
system.
valve. Considerable pressure may be applied to the
cistern without forcing additional mercury past the valve,
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